What If Being Uncomfortable Means You’re On The Right Path?
With Kat Burrowes and PSI Seminars
The life you want may require you to get more comfortable with being uncomfortable.
In this episode of the PSI Podcast, hosts Tim Bowen and Mackenzie O’Kelley sit down with Kat Burrowes to explore one of the biggest barriers between knowing what you want and actually creating it: our tendency to pull back when growth feels uncomfortable.
Kat explains how perceived inadequacy, comparison, outside expectations, and fear can keep us from taking action toward the things we truly love.
The more we believe we are not capable, deserving, ready, or good enough, the easier it becomes to stay safely inside what we already know. But expanding your life does not always require a giant leap. Sometimes it requires one more step.
Kat shares how gradually stretching your tolerance for discomfort can strengthen your ability to trust yourself, take meaningful risks, and move toward goals that are both challenging and achievable.
Tim and Mackenzie connect this idea to their own experiences with PSI Seminars, goal setting, fear, intuition, and the moments when taking one small step can change what you believe is possible.
The conversation also introduces a deceptively simple question: “When are you?” Are you living in the present moment, or are you mentally replaying the past or worrying about a future that has not happened yet? Kat explores how fear often pulls us away from the present, while reconnecting with what we love can bring us back to the life that is actually happening right now.
Ultimately, this conversation is about allowing yourself to experience life more fully. The joy, the risk, the uncertainty, the connection, the fear, and the possibility are all part of being alive.
Life is short. The question is whether you are willing to be present for it.
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