This is the first part of at least two parts in this important discussion. Stay tuned for part 2 and perhaps more.
What is the hardest thing you’ll ever do? Can you imagine?
Perhaps you look back at your past and contemplate about all the hard things you’ve already done. You might reflect on getting through hard things you didn’t think you could do. Perhaps how you got through that experience might inform you about how you’d approach other hard things in your life.
You might think of relationship or career challenges, health or finance challenges. You might think of challenges related to being a parent, a wife, husband, or finding the right person to spend your life with.
But for all the things that might occur to you as the hardest things you’ve ever done, you will likely not land on the actual hardest thing you can possibly do. For it isn’t any of the above.
Join me as I explore the hardest thing for a human being to do, given our human nature. Given that we have personalities, fears, likes, dislikes, preferences, opinions, and a need to feel in control, the hardest thing we’ll ever do does not involve lifting a finger. It’s much deeper and harder than what it appears to be.
I will teach you a practice to support you engaging with your hardest thing. So, listen all the way to the end.
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