Worth repeating: highly analytical people -- engineers, researchers -- are often the hardest to coach through inner work, says Malcolm Nair, because they want it measured before they feel it
#QuestionEverything #Mindset
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Worth repeating: real change has to feel uncomfortable before it feels good, per coach Malcolm Nair -- a framework promising change without friction is worth questioning
#QuestionEverything #Discernment
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Worth repeating: Malcolm Nair's two-practice framework: a 15-minute liminal-state ritual after waking, and talking back to your anxious inner voice instead of suppressing it
#QuestionEverything #Mindfulness
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Worth repeating: "You take them to the cliff. You don't throw them off the cliff." -- Malcolm Nair on pacing hard truths with clients
#QuestionEverything #Coaching
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Worth repeating: people fixate on the outcome they want and miss the actual mechanism that would get them there, per Malcolm Nair's coaching experience
#QuestionEverything #Coaching
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Worth repeating: "the same guy, if not worse" -- how Malcolm Nair describes himself right after his near-death experience, before years of deliberate work changed anything
#QuestionEverything #NearDeathExperience
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Worth repeating: wanting the solution before you're willing to make the sacrifice -- Malcolm Nair's diagnosis for why people stay stuck
#QuestionEverything #SelfSabotage
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New episode: "wanting the solutions before attempting sacrifice" -- if you want a framework for telling a real solution from a shortcut that skips the sacrifice, that's what The Discernment Framework is for
#QuestionEverything #Discernment
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Worth repeating: "I hit rock bottom 100 times." Not once -- a hundred, per coach Malcolm Nair
#QuestionEverything #Resilience
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Worth repeating: Malcolm Nair spent 5 to 15 years "reverse engineering" his own life after a car accident, addiction, and homelessness -- not one moment, a process
#QuestionEverything #PersonalGrowth
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New episode: 5 to 15 years -- how long it actually took Malcolm Nair to change his own life after his near-death experience, not the moment itself
#QuestionEverything #PersonalGrowth
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New episode: naming a client's real issue before they're ready backfires -- "the reality will bend" and they reject it outright, says Malcolm Nair
#QuestionEverything #EgoWork
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New episode: the honest move when a conversation drops or gets missed is to say what you actually heard and let the other person correct you
#QuestionEverything #Communication
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New episode: your inner critic isn't the enemy, it's a subroutine that never learned it could be answered instead of obeyed -- Malcolm Nair's practice: "I hear you, I understand, what else?"
#QuestionEverything #EgoWork
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New episode: Malcolm Nair stopped mid-interview to ask us to cut a line he'd used earlier because it didn't fit how he actually wants to talk to people -- rare on-camera self-correction
#QuestionEverything #Podcasting
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New episode: "You take them to the cliff. You don't throw them off the cliff." -- Malcolm Nair on pacing hard truths with clients
#QuestionEverything #Coaching
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New episode: people fixate on the outcome they want and miss the actual mechanism that would get them there, per Malcolm Nair's coaching experience
#QuestionEverything #Coaching
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPT8...

New episode: highly analytical people -- engineers, researchers -- are often the hardest to coach through inner work, says Malcolm Nair, because they want it measured before they feel it
#QuestionEverything #Mindset
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPT8...

New episode: real change has to feel uncomfortable before it feels good, per coach Malcolm Nair -- a framework promising change without friction is worth questioning
#QuestionEverything #Discernment
questioneverythingnetwork.com/discernment?...