Tune into the In Search of More podcast with Eli Nash, as we discuss a transformative approach to healing, shifting from pain to a lighter experience. Explore the continuous nature of personal growth, the Black community's glorification of suffering, and the unexpected benefits of healing, like improved communication and business growth. Join us for an enlightening conversation perfect for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on their healing journey.
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Produced by Scarlett Row
Executive Producer Ryan Carter
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Opener Intro Trailer Teaser by Florews
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CHAPTERS:
(0:00) - Start
(1:35) - Why does the word ‘Healing’ sound so heavy?
(5:10) - Healing from the idea of ‘faster’
(7:00) - We’re exactly where we’re supposed to be
(16:26) - Why do we need some form of discomfort or pain in order to make changes for ourselves?
(20:30) - Why we shouldn’t be afraid of confrontation
(24:00) - How long do we have to suffer, before we say ‘Enough is Enough’?
(33:00) - Can we have our cake and eat it too?
