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    Explore " no pain" with insightful episodes like "No Pain, No Gain", "Defeating The Pain-Resistant Attacker", "Pain: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly", "McWhat" and "251 - No Pain No Gain" from podcasts like ""Navigate The Day", "Warrior Life - Tactical Firearms | Urban Survival | Close Quarters Combat", "#MadeAtUCL Season 2", "Am I On The Air?" and "Courage Cast - Build Your Belief"" and more!

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    No Pain, No Gain

    No Pain, No Gain

    Welcome back to another empowering episode of Navigate the Day. Today, we delve into the wisdom of Epictetus, the Stoic philosopher, and uncover how embracing life's difficulties can lead to incredible personal growth and self-discovery.

    Epictetus, in his timeless wisdom, likens life's challenges to a sparring match guided by a benevolent trainer. He reminds us that difficulties have a unique way of revealing our character, much like a younger sparring partner tests a seasoned fighter. These trials are not mere hindrances but invaluable tools for personal development.

    Our journal prompt for today is a poignant one: "How will today's difficulties show my character?" It's a question that prompts us to reflect on how we react to life's interruptions and challenges. Do we falter and give in to frustration, or do we rise to the occasion with resilience and grace?

    We all have moments where we stumble and lose our composure. It's human nature. But it's in these very moments that our character is laid bare. Do we exhibit patience and perseverance, or do we let anger and bitterness take the reins?

    Take, for example, the challenges we face at work or in our relationships. Instead of succumbing to negativity or avoiding conflicts, we can choose to see these challenges as opportunities for growth. They're like sparring partners, helping us sweat and improve on our journey to becoming the best version of ourselves.

    Moreover, we'll explore the significance of self-accountability. Admitting our mistakes, both in thought and action, is a powerful step toward growth. It's time to confront our insecurities, trust our instincts, and banish the lingering doubts and anxieties that hold us back.

    As we embark on this journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance, we'll gradually break free from the shackles of doubt and anxiety. We'll become more confident, compassionate, and understanding individuals, not only benefiting ourselves but also those around us.

    So, let's embrace today's challenges as opportunities to shine, to reveal our inner strength, and to become the heroes of our own stories. Remember, "No Pain, No Gain" isn't just a fitness mantra—it's a powerful life lesson that propels us toward greatness.

    Tune in and discover how today's difficulties can shape your character and pave the way for a more resilient, compassionate, and empowered you.

    Thank you for listening and joining me on my journey of self-discovery!

    Mediations and Prompts influenced from The Daily Stoic Books

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    Defeating The Pain-Resistant Attacker

    Defeating The Pain-Resistant Attacker
    Now, there's a truth in the combatives world that a lot of martial artists still refuse to believe. No matter how much you can make your training partner wince in pain when you are practicing that joint lock or that pressure move in that relaxed atmosphere of your local school. There are a number of individuals out there who no matter how much you try and Steven Seagal their joints they are not going to feel any pain; they simply won't be affected by your moves. But who are these pain-resistant attackers and more importantly how can you defeat them when you're forced to defend yourself against them? Find out with Jeff Anderson and Loren Christensen.

    Pain: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    Pain: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    Join Cassidy for April’s #MadeAtUCL podcast which talks about Pain: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Imagine not feeling pain... Or never having to fear visiting the dentist... Or being able to communicate pain... Hear about:

    - The FAAH-OUT gene discovery and how the latest research is helping people with chronic pain conditions with Dr James Cox (Senior Lecturer and Deputy Graduate Tutor working in the Molecular Nociception Group at the UCL Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research)

    - Clinical trials in dentistry that may allow for some procedures to be performed without drills or anaesthetic with Prof Anne Young (Professor of Biomaterials at UCL Eastman Dental Institute)

    - A novel way of using pictures to communicate pain with Dr Deborah Padfield (a visual artist, Senior Lecturer in Arts & Health Humanities at St George's, University of London and Lecturer (Teaching) at the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL) www.uclpress.co.uk/pain

    For transcript and show notes, visit: www.ucl.ac.uk/made-at-ucl/podcas…-good-bad-and-ugly

    McWhat

    McWhat

    Season 20 Episode 15 "McWhat" - On this episode we breakdown all the news in TV and Movies from 4/14/20-4/20/20. We also have Non-Spoiler Review of "We Summon The Darkness" along with "McMillions" , "Black AF", "Chris D'elia No Pain", "Fight Like A Girl"

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