Buffalos run at the storm, not away from it. Why?

23 May 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief motivational monologue, the speaker draws on the behavior of buffaloes that run toward an approaching storm, explaining that by moving into the storm they spend less time in the bad weather. He contrasts this with the common human reaction of fleeing challenges, which prolongs exposure to difficulty. The speaker argues that present pain and challenges are actually preparing us for the outcomes we desire, and that recognizing this can transform our attitude from fear to excitement about today’s hardships.

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