Most Replayed Moment: Matthew McConaughey - The Comfort Crisis Is Destroying Your Potential!
7/24/202625 min
Why comfort might be costing you more than you think.
Matthew McConaughey is an Academy Award-winning actor, bestselling author, and a famously thoughtful voice on purpose, resilience and living with intention.
In this Moment, Matthew McConaughey shares why growth requires resistance, what our obsession with comfort is doing to us, and the mindset shift that changed the way he approaches life's biggest challenges.
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First 90 secondsSteven Bartlett· Host0:00
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Matthew McConaughey· Guest1:06
Yes.
Steven Bartlett· Host1:07
You wrote this roughly around the same time in '92, roughly actually when I was born, funnily enough. I saw the date on the top and thought I was a few days off after my birthday.
Matthew McConaughey· Guest1:14
Ah.
Steven Bartlett· Host1:15
And again, you put fatherhood number one, but there's a, a series of other things on this list of your 10 goals in life- Yeah ... which you wrote in 1992. As you reflect on those goals, do you wish you hadn't written any of them? And is there anything else you wish you had written?