Megan Drummond
I believe one of the most significant problems we face today is the growing inability to tolerate discomfort, which fuels entitlement and avoidance.
Many people struggle with sitting in...
I believe one of the most significant problems we face today is the growing inability to tolerate discomfort, which fuels entitlement and avoidance.
Many people struggle with sitting in uncomfortable emotions or challenging situations, seeking immediate relief instead of growth. This avoidance can lead to superficial connections, unresolved issues, and a reliance on distractions to cope. Entitlement often emerges when discomfort is avoided, fostering unrealistic expectations that life should always be easy or fair.
Collectively, this mindset limits resilience, stifles personal development, and impedes meaningful social change. Learning to embrace discomfort as a natural part of life is essential for building emotional strength, empathy, and a more connected, adaptive world.