In this profound episode, hosts Chesco and Kyle have a raw discussion about how pain and adversity often serve as catalysts for discovering one's purpose in life. They share vulnerable stories from their own struggles with divorce, suicide attempts, incarceration, anxiety, and more.
The concept of "funeral juice" comes up often - those pivotal, emotionally charged moments when one realizes the preciousness of life and feels called to live differently. The hosts explore how serving others can emerge organically from these painful life chapters, arguing that hurt people who work to heal have so much to offer.
Chesco stresses the importance of slowing down to find the gifts in our pain, rather than always rushing ahead to the next thing. He and Kyle also touch on arriving at fallacy (the belief that we'll be happy when we reach certain goals) and discuss what it means to add value from wherever we currently are.
Overall, an inspiring look at how life's hardest moments are defining, and often point us towards the work we're meant to do—essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of their suffering or figure out their purpose.
In this profound episode, hosts Chesco and Kyle have a raw discussion about how pain and adversity often serve as catalysts for discovering one's purpose in life. They share vulnerable stories from their own struggles with divorce, suicide attempts, incarceration, anxiety, and more.
The concept of "funeral juice" comes up often - those pivotal, emotionally charged moments when one realizes the preciousness of life and feels called to live differently. The hosts explore how serving others can emerge organically from these painful life chapters, arguing that hurt people who work to heal have so much to offer.
Chesco stresses the importance of slowing down to find the gifts in our pain, rather than always rushing ahead to the next thing. He and Kyle also touch on arriving at fallacy (the belief that we'll be happy when we reach certain goals) and discuss what it means to add value from wherever we currently are.
Overall, an inspiring look at how life's hardest moments are defining, and often point us towards the work we're meant to do—essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of their suffering or figure out their purpose.