Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero. And in this episode, I want to talk about the idea of adverse situations presenting a path for us.

You know, when the uncomfortable occurs, do you shrink to its demand or do you use it instead to grow and become something bigger and better?

I want to tell you a story about something that happened to me

that ultimately put me in that position,

change my life trajectory,

and really emphasize that it's not so much what happens to you

as it is what you do about it.

You know, So there are always things in life that present us with options, right?

That give us a different set of paths to choose from. You know,

do you go right or do you go left? And I want to tell you this story about a situation that right now,

the funny thing is, you know, I look back and on the surface, it's just, it's incredibly insignificant. But, you know, maybe some of you guys can relate.

When these things happen, a lot of the times because emotion and, you know, frustration and all that stuff boils up, the small things don't feel small.

They feel huge. And, you know, this is a perfect example of that.

So, long story short, about three years ago, something I started doing is jumping on podcasts, right?

You know, I've alluded to this before.

An interesting thing about my sort of trajectory has been, my YouTube channel has grown

faster than I have, which is a blessing, but it's been, it's always been a challenge.

It's been a great challenge, but it's been a challenge meeting, you know, putting out

content, having a certain amount of views, you know, you get calls to speak and you get calls to do interviews and you get calls to do things that like anything, you need reps and you need experience and you need practice.

And particularly starting out, you know, I always say yes, right, jump in and do these things, but, you know,

it wasn't great at first, you know, both in speaking and interviewing. That's something that

over hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of repetitions, you know, I've sort of acquired

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