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Ep. 68 – I Think Chores Taught Me About Human Suffering
What if doing the dishes wasn’t just about cleaning — but about understanding pain, pride, and purpose?
In this episode, Dr. Wood reflects on how something as mundane as household chores can teach us profound lessons about discipline, resistance, resentment, and the hidden psychology of effort.
This isn’t just about chores — it’s about the mental wiring that shapes how we handle pressure, productivity, and even personal identity as entrepreneurs.
🧹 Sometimes, the smallest tasks carry the heaviest emotional weight.
📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube:
👉 @Dr.WoodRecommends
#EmotionalIntelligence #DrWoodRecommends #EntrepreneurMindset #LifeLessonsInBusiness #ChoresAndCharacter #MentalResilience
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By Dr. Brandon Wood (DBA)What if doing the dishes wasn’t just about cleaning — but about understanding pain, pride, and purpose?
In this episode, Dr. Wood reflects on how something as mundane as household chores can teach us profound lessons about discipline, resistance, resentment, and the hidden psychology of effort.
This isn’t just about chores — it’s about the mental wiring that shapes how we handle pressure, productivity, and even personal identity as entrepreneurs.
🧹 Sometimes, the smallest tasks carry the heaviest emotional weight.
📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube:
👉 @Dr.WoodRecommends
#EmotionalIntelligence #DrWoodRecommends #EntrepreneurMindset #LifeLessonsInBusiness #ChoresAndCharacter #MentalResilience