Dean Graziosi argues that avoiding frustration builds a habit of avoidance that blocks growth. Success lives on the other side of struggle. Stop hoping frustration disappears and get better at handling it instead.
Has anything worthwhile in your life ever been achieved when it was super easy? It's always the things that you're struggling, always the thing you're overthinking, the frustration. And if we avoid it, then we actually build a habit of avoiding it. Our next level lives on the other side of frustration. Our next level lives on the other side of solving a bigger problem. Our next level usually lives on the other side of the fear that's been holding us back. Don't think it's gonna go away. Just get better at handling bigger problems. Get better at handling frustration.
