Titus Mott: Reframing Difficult Seasons of Recovery and Changing Identity
Make Life Less Difficult
English - July 22, 2023 03:00 - 1 hour - 51 MB - ★★★★★ - 24 ratingsRelationships Society & Culture Education Self-Improvement Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
My guest today is Titus Mott.
Titus is a returning guest, having first been on the podcast at the very start, episode 5. Titus was directly influential in me having the courage to start this podcast, through a couple of things we collaborated on – me being a guest on a podcast he was doing at the time plus us recording a few potential episodes of another podcast idea we had. Ultimately that podcast wasn’t formally published, but it really sparked the interest and ideas for me to launch the Make Life Less Difficult podcast. So, many thanks to Titus for his influence on my life and journey!
I recently listened back to episode 5, my first conversation here with Titus, and had such a great time listening, I reached out to Titus and said, would you please come back for another conversation? Titus’ initial response was, “I don’t know, I’m doing a lot to make life more difficult right now! I may not have anything useful to share!”
Titus has recently had a total knee replacement and is in the midst of a difficult recovery period. Knowing this, I asked Titus if he’d be willing to jump into the conversation in the midst of the difficulty. Because so much of life, in my own experience is indeed “in the midst of”.
While it’s lovely to be on the other side of difficult times, I find the middle of difficulties very real and relatable. And the question of what can make life a little less difficult in the midst of the difficulties taps into my deeper curiosity.
So, Titus said yes and I’m so grateful because our conversation brought me so much inspiration and I think it will for you too.
Titus, thank you SO much for your willingness to jump into conversation about being in the midst of a difficult season of change and transition. I know there’s many layers of the difficulties life has tossed your way lately and we mainly talk about your knee, but your wisdom and insight extends far beyond a joint replacement. I am always energized after having conversations with you and this one is no exception! You are brave, courageous, and wise, and I’m so grateful for this time together.