On Purpose with Jay Shetty David Goggins: ON Dealing With Childhood Traumas
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Mar 18, 2019 
David Goggins, a former Navy SEAL and ultramarathon runner, shares his gripping journey of overcoming childhood trauma. He discusses the importance of confronting the past for personal growth and the resilience gained from facing discomfort. Goggins explores the balance of selflessness and self-care in navigating challenges, encouraging listeners to embrace their struggles as opportunities for transformation. His insights reveal how pushing limits can unlock inner strength and resilience, inspiring a deep self-reflection among those who hear his story.
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Childhood Nightmare
- David Goggins' father was an abusive alcoholic who owned a skating rink and bar.
- Goggins had to clean and work there instead of going to school.
Root Cause
- Unresolved childhood trauma can hinder personal growth and create recurring challenges.
- Goggins realized this when he couldn't overcome obstacles despite surface-level improvements.
Confronting the Past
- At 24, Goggins realized he needed to confront his past traumas to move forward.
- He started by revisiting his childhood experiences in Brazil, Indiana, where his family faced racism and hardship.
