Life Begins Beyond Our Comfort Zones

On today’s show we’ll hear two fantastic stories told by speaker Gaur Gopal Das on how life begins beyond our comfort zones and how you and I can learn how to tell stories to communicate our thoughts much more effectively. Let’s jump in!

Show Notes:
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More from Gaur Gopal Das
Original Video #1
Original Video #2

2 thoughts on “Life Begins Beyond Our Comfort Zones”

Hi Jeremy Fisher are you a Canadian singer? Do you have any social media? I really want to see what you look like. Because your voice is so beautiful and soothing. So I assume you have the most prettiest face 😊

-Just a fan from Philippines

Jeremy Fisher says:

January 15, 2019 at 4:06 pm

LOL thanks Chery. You made me blush. I am not the famous Canadian singer Jeremy Fisher. I’m from the US. Thanks for your comment and thanks for being a listener!

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Jeremy Fisher is the co-host and producer of the Pick the Brain Podcast. Jeremy lives with his wife in the peaceful mountains of Western North Carolina and has a background in various industries including online business, real estate, and information technology. Early in Jeremy’s life he discovered the importance of learning from the wisdom of others which he attributes to his thirst for growth and personal development. His belief that ‘what you accomplish matters far less than who you become’ has been a guiding principle that fuels his passion to share his experiences in self-improvement, health, and productivity with the Pick the Brain community.