Podcasts Featuring Hunting Discomfort
I know, you’ve seen Hunting Discomfort everywhere. But you’re curious where you might be able to find the best podcasts about the book… well, I have you covered! We’ve applied Hunting Discomfort to health, to business, to retail, to productivity, to trust, to doing hard things, to publishing, to private equity, to entrepreneurship, to speakers, and to life in general (and probably most other topics you might be interested in).
These incredible hosts have been generous enough to have me on their podcasts to learn about and show their listeners how to really get into Hunting Discomfort to unlock their bigger potential in life.
P.S. If course there’s no rule that you only listen to one! If you want to listen to several, go for it, as each has a different perspective on how to engage in the hunt…and be sure to let me know what you’re hearing for yourself :).
Legendary Life | Transform Your Body, Upgrade Your Health & Live Your Best Life
509: Hunting Discomfort: How to Get Breakthrough Results in Life and Business No Matter What with Sterling Hawkins
"I feel like this is the psychology of the future...You got to get this book. Its amazing. If you feel uncomfortable talking about this or the idea, maybe this is exactly what you need to hear today."
Our lives have become pretty uncomfortable in the last couple of years; we are so tired of it that we shy away from discomfort. But what if the key to success depends on doing the exact opposite? In this episode, the successful multipreneur and internationally recognized public speaker Sterling Hawkins reveals why we shouldn't run away from discomfort but seek it and hunt it down.
Morning news beat with Kevin Coupe
06 15 22 MNB In Conversation Sterling Hawkins Hunting Discomfort
“A terrific book.”
I had a conversation with Sterling Hawkins, Co-CEO and Co-founder of CART-The Center for Advancing Retail & Technology, and the author of new book, "Hunting Discomfort: How to Get Breakthrough Results in Life and Business No Matter What."
The book posits that embracing and dealing with discomfort is critical to achieving transformative change in business, and in this extended chat, Sterling and I discuss how the premise is similar - and sometimes different - for individuals and companies … why future rewards almost always depend on being able to endure discomfort —- the value of a symbolic (or real) tattoo … the difference between inspiration and motivation (and why both are important) … the importance of building your own Street Gang … and the value of being able to jump out of a plane (both literally and metaphorically).
I hope you enjoy my conversation with Sterling Hawkins…
Dancing in the Discomfort Zone
Episode 188: Sterling Hawkins, Hunting Discomfort
"Some fantastic information and proof that hunting discomfort, doing these things that make you uncomfortable, make you better at the discomfort you can't control."
It's rare that I find someone who loves and values getting uncomfortable as much as I do, but for this week's episode, I do just that!
Sterling Hawkins is an author, speaker, investor, entrepreneur and founder of the #NoMatterWhat community. He has just written a book called Hunting Discomfort talking about the importance of going out and seeking opportunities to get uncomfortable. (Go get yours here) that releases TOMORROW! (June 21, 2022 if you're not looking at this on episode launch day!)
So if you don't want to listen to me about dancing in the discomfort zone...listen to Sterling and let's go hunting!
Scale Up w/Nick Bradley
Sterling Hawkins On Pushing Past Your Limiting Beliefs
“It has been awesome, Sterling, so thank you. I thought we had a good, fun conversation.”
Thank you to all who came out to support at the Tattered Cover Book Store signing.
There is literally nowhere I would have rather been the evening on June 21 than with all of you.
This has been quite a journey and so happy to be on it with all of you.
ECRMtv
Hunting Discomfort to Drive Exponential Growth in Business and Life
“Thinking of my friend Sterling Hawkins…That helped drive me forward, putting one step in front of the other, ignoring the pain if the weight pulling on the shoulder straps of my backpack, and eventually made it home."
ECRM's Joseph Tarnowski and entrepreneur, speaker and author Sterling Hawkins discuss how we can drive breakthrough results in business and life by regularly seeking activities that bring us out of our comfort zone, a topic Hawkins writes about in his new book, "Hunting Discomfort: How to Get Breakthrough Results in Life and Business, No Matter What."
Economics For Business Podcast: w/Hunter Hastings
Sterling Hawkins: Discomfort Is Your Most Valuable Feedback Loop
"This has been inspiring and it made me think in new ways."
Negative feedback loops are the ultimate source of value. Mises called it “uneasiness and the image of a more satisfactory state”. Bill Gates said that “Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning”. Negative feedback loops give us the opportunity to improve our service delivery capacity, and the value proposition behind it. Sterling Hawkins has identified the ultimate feedback loop for personal performance. He calls it discomfort. We should seek discomfort, analyze it, understand it, and utilize it as an ultimate tool for improvement. His book is titled Hunting Discomfort (Mises.org/E4B_174_Book) and we talk to him about it on the Economics For Business podcast.
Be Brave podcast w/ Ed Everts
Episode 226 Sterling Hawkins
Join us on Be Brave at Work as we speak with Sterling Hawkins. Sterling is out to break the status quo. He believes that we can all unlock incredible potential within ourselves, and he’s on a mission to support people, businesses and communities to realize that potential regardless of the circumstances.
From a multi-billion dollar startup to collapse and coming back to launch, invest in and grow over 50 companies, Sterling takes that experience to work with C-level teams from some of the largest organizations on the planet and speaks on stages around the world.
Today, Sterling serves as CEO and founder of the Sterling Hawkins Group, a research, training and development company focused on human and organizational growth. He has been seen in publications like Inc. Magazine, Fast Company, The New York Times and Forbes.
Based in Colorado, Sterling is a proud uncle of three and a passionate adventurer that can often be found skydiving, climbing mountains, shark diving or even trekking the Sahara. Maybe you’ll even join him for the next adventure – and discover the breakthrough results you’re looking for. He’ll have your back, #NoMatterWhat.
The Trust Doctor
Stop Living In Discomfort, Start Hunting It With Sterling Hawkins
“Despite having failed and being thrown into the unknown, do something about it no matter what.”
People get forever stuck because they live in discomfort. You need to know how to hunt your discomfort down. Find the source of your pain. Because once you do, it’ll loosen its grip on you, and you’ll start to feel free. The only way is through. Stop living in your discomfort. This is what the guest today did, and it changed his life forever.
We Do Hard Things with Mark Drager
Sterling Hawkins: Why Comfort Will Ruin Your Life
Working alongside his dad, Sterling sold his first company to a group in Silicon Valley. Having raised hundreds of millions in funding, with 700+ employees, and locations all over the world, he was living the high life… That is until it all crashed down around him.
How did Sterling turn it all around to become someone who came back to launch, invest and grow over 50 companies?
On today’s show, we talk about the 5 steps you need to take to overcome doubt, build confidence and grit, and make yourself proud.
Executive Speakers Bureau
#ESOS Episode 35 | Sterling Hawkins on Hunting Discomfort
“Sterling does a great job of getting with companies and figuring out how they can achieve growth, overcome any kind of obstacle, as well as add market share, improve corporate culture”
In this episode of Executive Speakers on Speakers, Sterling Hawkins joins us in the studio to discuss his debut book "Hunting Discomfort". Along the way, Stephen and Sterling discuss what hunting discomfort actually means and how it differs from danger, why you should "get a tattoo", and the steps you can take right now to achieve your goals #NoMatterWhat.
The Selfish Gift
How to Leverage Discomfort for Breakthrough Results, with Sterling Hawkins, Author of Hunting Discomfort
In this episode, he shares:
What it means to “hunt” discomfort.
How physical and emotional discomfort are actually experienced the same way in the brain—and can be overcome in the same way, as well.
The 5 primary types of discomfort that stand between us and the results we want.
His proven 5-step system for overcoming each of those discomforts.
Every uncomfortable aspect of publishing his first book—and why it was ultimately such a gratifying experience.
The Influential U Podcast
How to Leverage Discomfort for Breakthrough Results, with Sterling Hawkins, Author of Hunting Discomfort
Public speaker, author, and entrepreneur Sterling Hawkins joins us on the Influential U podcast to discuss his new book, “Hunting Discomfort,” and share how Influential U has impacted his business and life. Sterling Hawkins is a sought-after keynote speaker on growth, performance, and leadership, and he’s the CEO and Founder of the Sterling Hawkins Group.
Leadership BITES
Sterling Hawkins, Hunting Discomfort #nomatterwhat
Sterling Hawkins is an author of Hunting Discomfort, investor and entrepreneur, but most importantly he is a keynote speaker and founder of the #NoMatterWhat movement. What's the essence of what he does in a nutshell?
He shows people how to achieve the results they want regardless of the circumstances.
Sterling went from multi-billion dollar startup to collapse and coming back to launch, invest and grow over 50 companies, he has taken that experience to work with C-level teams and speak on stages around the world.
I was really impressed by Sterling, he is articulate, self effacing and clearly as shark as a tack.
He is at episode 87 and counting the only person I have interviewed who when we were done said, "How can I be of service to you?" And what's more he meant it!