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Persuasions of Comfort

Persuasions of Comfort

著者: Nahum ND
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This is an environment where we bring together interesting individuals and share stories, experiences, and drop gems of wisdom. Support this podcast: https://linktr.ee/persuasionsofcomfort @persuasionsofcomfort @nahomie_ndNahum ND 個人的成功 自己啓発
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  • How Stillness Clarifies What Matters Most
    2026/02/13

    Summary

    In this episode we explore the profound impact of stillness on personal clarity and decision-making. Stillness is not merely about pausing but involves listening and reflecting. The conversation delves into how curiosity, simplicity, and self-trust interplay to enhance our understanding of what truly matters in our lives. This episode encourages listeners to embrace stillness as a tool for self-discovery and growth, providing practical insights and reflection questions to guide their journey.



    Takeaways

    - Stillness is about listening, not just stopping.

    - Curiosity helps remove self-judgment and invites exploration.

    - Simplicity reduces overwhelm and helps focus on what matters.

    - Self-trust allows movement without perfect clarity.

    - What matters most often whispers rather than shouts.

    - Curiosity opens conversations and connections.

    - Simplicity eliminates distractions and noise.

    - Self-trust is essential for making hard choices.

    - Stillness clarifies what matters without forcing answers.

    - Reflection and listening are key to personal growth.


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    16 分
  • Navigating the Space Between Stillness and Stagnation
    2026/02/06

    Summary

    In this episode, the host explores the critical distinction between stillness and stagnation, emphasizing that stillness is a chosen path that fosters self-awareness and direction, while stagnation is rooted in fear and avoidance. The discussion includes practical insights on how to identify and navigate these states, the importance of time constraints in stillness, and personal reflections on overcoming stagnation through curiosity, simplicity, and self-trust.


    Takeaways

    • Stillness is about discovering direction, not being stuck.
    • Stagnation is often driven by fear and avoidance.
    • Curiosity, simplicity, and self-trust are key to stillness.
    • Stillness allows for internal awareness and reflection.
    • Stagnation can lead to an endless loop of inaction.
    • Time constraints help define the practice of stillness.
    • Avoid distractions that lead to stagnation.
    • Reflection questions can pivot you from stagnation to stillness.
    • Naming your stillness can clarify your intentions.
    • Honesty is essential in the journey of becoming by design.
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    15 分
  • How Stillness Changes The Way You Decide
    2026/01/29

    Summary

    In this episode we dive into the importance of pausing and embracing stillness as a strategic move in life. The concept of 'Becoming by Design,' emphasizes that the space between actions is not a gap to rush through but a vital moment for reflection and awareness. Intentional stillness can help individuals recognize patterns, emotional triggers, and the weight of internal pressures, ultimately leading to better decision-making and alignment with personal values.


    This episodes explores the benefits of stillness, highlighting that it prevents reactive living and allows for a more intentional approach to life. The personal anecdotes and practical advice, such as the '24-hour rule' for responding to difficult messages, to illustrate how taking a moment to pause can lead to greater clarity and agency. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to create intentional moments of stillness in their lives, setting the stage for deeper discussions in future episodes.


    Takeaways

    • Pause creates awareness before action.
    • A pause prevents reactive living.
    • Alignment requires space for reflection.
    • The moment of stillness helps you see things with better clarity.
    • Is the life that you're building one that you actually want to live?
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    17 分
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