Have you ever felt that constant nagging in the back of your mind, urging you to do more, be more, achieve more? That’s what we’re diving into today on the Curiosity. Clarity. Empowerment. podcast.
I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Eric Kroeker, a man of many talents – from dentistry to mountain climbing, and now, a published author. His book, “The False Sense of Urgency and How to Win the Now,” touches on a topic that many of us can relate to. That constant push and pull between wanting to achieve and the need to find presence in our lives.
During our chat, Eric shared his personal journey from being bullied as a child to becoming a high achiever, and how that drive led him to moments of burnout. But it was during the pandemic, in the quiet moments of reflection, that he found his true calling. He speaks about the importance of being present, not just for ourselves but for those around us, and how to find those “aha” moments in the stillness.
One of my favorite parts of our conversation was when Eric delved into the concept of his book. What is this “false sense of urgency” he talks about? And how does it tie into “winning the now”? Trust me; you’ll want to hear his insights on this! If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly racing against the clock, or if you’ve struggled with finding contentment amidst the chaos, this episode is for you. Eric’s wisdom and experiences serve as a beautiful reminder that sometimes, the most profound moments come when we pause, reflect, and truly live in the present.
Ready to dive in?
Hit play and join us on this enlightening journey. And remember, life’s short, and every moment is precious. Let’s learn how to #WinTheNow, together!
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