Michael Rosenbaum

Il tuo veicolo non può essere l'unico che si sbaglia in quel crash.

Potresti soffrire di una malattia che cambia la vita o anche la morte.

Ma non sei l'unico che potrebbe soffrire di queste conseguenze.

La tua decisione di bevare e di guidare potrebbe cambiare permanentemente il mondo di qualcuno, se li uccidi o lasciano i loro amici grida.

La prossima volta che sei fuori a bevare, chiamare un'auto, un taxi, un amico sober o un pilota sober designato.

Sempre planificare per una gara sicura a casa.

The only decision that will change your world for the better is the decision to call for a sober ride.

It's never worth it to drive drunk.

Don't risk it.

Oh, absolutely.

We've all been there, haven't we?

That's precisely the idea we're diving into today.

It's pretty fascinating, actually.

We've been looking at some material that suggests reframing these difficulties.

Well, seeing them not just as, you know, things to avoid or get rid of, but as these essential mountains.

Mountains that actually hold the key to some pretty profound personal growth.

That's the mission for this deep dive, really, to unpack how these personal mountains form, why they're apparently so important for our development, and crucially, how we can actually navigate them.

Yeah, genuine evolution.

And it's interesting, the text even suggests we might find some surprising parallels between, you know, these inner struggles and processes out there in nature.

Right.