How to get comfortable being uncomfortable is the gap between people who build wealth and people who stay stuck, and Andrea Befus has tested it on three continents. She went back to work two weeks after giving birth, used to break down two or three times a year, and still chooses discomfort on purpose.
Andrea runs client success for a high-ticket coaching team and has built her life around chasing discomfort, from Spartan races to raising two kids.
Andrea explains: ■ Why she went back to work two weeks after giving birth, and what it cost her ■ The deal her parents made for a phone that turned her into an endurance racer ■ The three jars she had by age five that programmed her money beliefs ■ Why she refuses to put her kids in public school, and what she does instead ■ The one piece of advice she would delete from the internet forever
Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:56 Why She Never Knew Where She Was From 04:49 Should the Man Provide for the Family? 10:17 The Belief That Makes Her Crave Discomfort 14:43 The Real Reason People Burn Out 18:46 The One Rule That Changed How She Plans 24:14 Why Europe Programs You to Stay Small 26:19 The Move That Reprogrammed His Whole Life 29:56 Where Her Unshakable Self-Worth Comes From 32:19 The Deal Her Parents Made to Get Her a Phone 38:14 Why Her Kids Get 30 Minutes of Screens a Week 41:06 Is College a Waste of Money Now? 45:18 The Three Jars That Teach Kids About Money 61:38 The One Piece of Advice She'd Delete Forever 62:24 The Last Thing She'd Want You to Know
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