Hardship with Ease

When something hard happens in life, or you make the big jump to change, one of the pieces of advice you hear is to be vulnerable... If it is what are the steps that you should take, is it even worth it?

This episode is the first of the Hardship with Ease podcast, which discusses topics I faced in my early 20s and explores my perspectives using research, personal experiences, and self-help books to try to understand how I have survived hard times.

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When times get tough, the advice is to look for the silver lining. But what if I am tired? Hear me out. I have been trying to stay positive, but there is only so much I can take. I am going to be for real. Sometimes, life just feels heavy, and you feel wronged and tired, and the hardest part is facing it without saying, “Why me?”

 In this episode of Hardship with Ease, I’m exploring the concept of self-pity and how it’s more than blowing off steam because “life is hard,” but self-pity can hold you back from growth.   This episode dives into the psychology of self-pity, why it's hard to break, and why you've gotta confront why you are pitying yourself.  Instead of spoon-feeding you the typical self-help spiel, Imma be real with it, a bit of research of course, and an Islamic perspective (because Alhamdulillah always). If you’re ready for a raw conversation about facing yourself, this episode is for you.

No quick fixes, just some hard truths.

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