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The Art of Accomplishment

What Changed After Master Class?

The Art of Accomplishment

Brett Kistler

Management, Mental Health, Personal Development, Education, Self-improvement, Business, Health & Fitness

4.8269 Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2024

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

What brings someone to Master Class? What’s the impact that the course has? Joe sits down with 3 people—one from each year that course has run—to learn about their experiences and what Master Class meant to each of them before, during, and after their journeys. Tune in for a surprising conversation on what happened when they dove head-first into AOA’s Master Class.

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0:00.0

Being stuck in all patterns and in avoidance for me becomes so painful that I don't want to do it anymore.

0:10.0

Maybe you can try to contain it, but it's your own choice.

0:13.0

You can suffer now if you want, but you can also not suffer.

0:19.0

Hi everybody, this is Joe Hudson and welcome to The Art of Accomplishment, a podcast where

0:23.4

we explore how you can get the life you want with enjoyment and ease.

0:28.4

And today we're doing something a little bit special. I've for a long time wanted to talk

0:32.4

to people who have been through the master class for years.

0:37.9

Like people who've been doing it and have done it years ago.

0:40.9

And mostly I wanted to do that to learn how the effect was happening for them and what

0:45.9

we might need to change or want to augment about the course and just generally just how

0:52.6

everybody's experience was, especially like year, two years, three years

0:56.6

later. So today we have three folks here with us and I'm going to give them a chance to

1:01.5

introduce themselves in just a second. One did the masterclass a year ago. One did it two years ago.

1:06.3

One did it three years ago. And so we're going to find out what their experiences were like

1:10.8

and what we might be able to learn from it. did it three years ago. And so we're going to find out what their experiences were like and

1:12.0

what we might be able to learn from it. And so let me start off with the person who was

1:18.4

the longest, which is Caroline, three years ago. I recall, yes. I was like, which one am I?

1:24.3

I was like, I know I'm not one, but I might be two, maybe three, hard to say.

1:34.5

And Caroline's a writer from Berlin, but is there anything else you'd like to introduce about

1:40.6

yourself before we get started?

1:43.9

Well, I mean, I'm not German, I think is important to say.

1:48.0

But I have lived in Berlin for almost six years, and I write fiction and nonfiction, and I help

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