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Michelle Obama: How to Stay with Your Partner When They Are Changing & 4 Check-ins You Should Be Doing in Your Relationship
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
The Mount Everest analogy for life's journey
Life is compared to climbing Mount Everest, where people start with the goal of reaching the top but face challenges along the way. Some may not be ready for the climb and can't go the whole way, leading to the dilemma of whether to stop and help them or continue climbing. It's found that some are built for the journey while others aren't. In such cases, it's necessary to leave those who aren't ready behind in order to keep moving forward. This lesson is also shared with young people, emphasizing the need at times to leave others behind in order to reach the top, despite the survivor's remorse that may come with it.
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