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In this Indonesian monologue, Gobind Vashdev recounts a childhood trauma—falling from a second‑floor window during elementary school—that left him with a deep fear of heights. He describes the physical reactions he still experiences when he is high up, such as trembling legs, discomfort, and recurring nightmares of falling. Despite this, he deliberately seeks out uncomfortable, high‑altitude challenges (a zip line, a rooftop swing, and a cliff edge) to confront his fear. He frames these actions as a purposeful practice of facing internal obstacles—fear, attachment, greed, hatred—rather than external circumstances. Vashdev argues that luck belongs to those who take risks, and by intentionally exposing himself to discomfort he aims to expand his personal limits and achieve greater growth. He closes with a motivational sign‑off.











