Lemonnotta.

I just remember thinking like,

when I gave in I was upset with myself when I fought back. I was still upset like neither of those

two approaches felt right and so I was wondering to myself as a 11-12-year-, what does it look like for us to take on life's challenges,

those difficult moments in ways that make us feel proud.

Welcome to Potcrushed.

Welcome to the world of podcrushed.

Hopefully we can add some echo some reverb no I'm getting the word no no we cannot

I'm hearing that we've we've run out of money we're doing something a little

different today every Monday for the next six weeks. We're releasing bonus listener episodes

Meaning they're coming from listeners meaning they're coming from you maybe not you specifically but people like you just like you but also quite different. In the specific comes the universal, right? Today's

listener is a professor at Columbia. His name is Simranjit Singh. He is a sick American. His story is one of

religious persecution in the US. So it's pretty light and it's um it's good fodder

It's a really fun way to kick off these listener episodes. Yeah it really is well you know here at

Prokish we love to take something light and and reveal its tragedy

No but it's really meaningful.

Simran tells his story in a very beautiful, succinct way

and he clearly has had a lot of time to reflect on it.

So you'll hear that in its story.

I also think what's beautiful about this story is

I think his approach towards overcoming adversity

and the kind of mindset that he needed to adapt

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