
32. I Nearly Booked a Flight Home: What 8 Years in China Taught Me About Resilience
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Thanks for listening to Episode 32 of The Take Action Toolkit.
If you’ve enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to leave a rating and review on your preferred podcast platform. Or share it with a friend who’s navigating change and could use a reminder of their own resilience.
This episode is for you if:
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You’re feeling out of your comfort zone and questioning whether you’re on the right path
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You’re facing challenges that make you want to give up, even though something in you still wants to keep going
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The discomfort is overwhelming and you’re unsure how much longer you can stick it out
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You’re looking for a personal story of resilience to remind you why staying a little longer might change everything
In this episode, I dive into:
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The moment I sat crying on the floor of my bedroom in China, ready to walk away and the decision that changed the course of my life
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How I navigated extreme discomfort and slowly built the resilience and confidence I didn’t know I had
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Why giving myself “just two more weeks” was a powerful turning point that led to eight years abroad, a Mandarin-taught degree and the personal growth that followed
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The life lessons I carry with me today, about asking for help, rebuilding belief after setbacks and choosing to grow even when it feels easier to quit
Work with me + stay connected:
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