Get Uncomfortable

Brenton Krol
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This isn’t about motivation. It’s about momentum. Get Uncomfortable is the podcast for people who choose pressure over comfort, discipline over excuses, and growth over instant gratification. Hosted by Brenton Krol, this show explores what it really takes to push through the pain, discomfort, and setbacks that stop most people. Through raw solo episodes and real conversations with high-performers, athletes, entrepreneurs, and everyday grinders, you'll hear stories that prove one thing: You don’t need to be the most talented. You just need to keep going. 🎧 New episodes every second Thursday 🎙️ Topics: Mental toughness, fitness, business, discipline, rejection, mindset Follow the movement. Do the reps. It’s time to Get Uncomfortable.

  1. Aug 21

    Death Race Marathon: Why, and What I learned.

    Why sign up for a race with "Death" in the name? In this episode, I break down what drew me to the Death Race Marathon, From the mental challenge of extreme mountain running to what it actually takes to line up for a course this demanding. The Motivation: What made me want to take on a race known for brutal elevation and grueling cutoffs. Respecting the Mountain: Learning about what it took to navigate the pacing and nutrition to get me to the finish line Lessons from the Dirt: From the High Highs to the very low low's. The Goal: What crossing this specific finish line represents for me moving forward.

    Death Race Marathon: Why, and What I learned.

  2. Jun 9

    Balance as we know it, is a myth

    In this episode I break down my view on why balance as we know it is a myth and how to really focus on realistic balance, that also give a realistic chance of success across all sectors of your life. When striving for "Balance", it feels almost impossible to make any real progress and often turns into a taking action in 4 different directions at once, and getting absolutely nowhere. the reality is, balance doesn't come from doing all things at once, it comes from prioritizing, focusing, executing then moving on to the next thing in a series of mini sprints. In this episode we cover: -why balance is not like a light switch but more a combination of dimmers. -the process of dialing up in one area and the necessary focus with that -the cost and imbalance that comes along with progress -and the distinction between passion and obsession and how both are vital in forward movement.

    Balance as we know it, is a myth

  3. May 11

    The Hidden Cost of "Taking a Break"

    Taking a month off seemed like a good idea until I tried to start again. I realized I was paying a "Restart Tax" I couldn't afford. In this episode, I’m getting honest about why I fell off the wagon, the cognitive load of re-entry, and why your "maintenance mode" is actually a trap. If you’ve been struggling to get back to a project, a habit, or a dream.... this is your wake-up call. What we cover: The 3 hidden costs of the Restart Tax.Why "getting back on track" is harder than staying on it.The exact strategy I used to record this episode today.

    The Hidden Cost of "Taking a Break"

  4. Mar 27

    Ep 24. Journaling Didn’t Change My Life - This Did

    Most people think journaling is about writing down your feelings. It’s not. This episode breaks down how journaling actually became a tool for clarity, control, and execution—and why the difference between the days I journal and the days I don’t… are completely different. If you’ve been feeling: overwhelmedinconsistentstuck in your own headThis will hit. What We Get Into: Why journaling isn’t soft (and what most people get wrong)The real reason you feel busy but not productiveWhat happens when I DON’T journal vs when I DOHow journaling impacts fitness, discipline, and consistencyThe simple morning + evening framework I use daily Key Takeaways: Most people don’t have a discipline problem—they have a thinking problemIf your thoughts are messy, your actions will be tooThe thing you’re avoiding is usually the thing that matters mostYou don’t need a better plan—you need a clearer mind The Journaling Framework: Morning (5 minutes — Direction) What am I grateful for?What actually matters today?What am I avoiding?One non-negotiable actionEvening (5–7 minutes — Accountability) Did I win the day? (yes/no)What got doneWhere I fell shortWhat I avoidedTop 3 for tomorrow If This Hit You: Try it for 7 days. No perfection. Just honesty.

    Ep 24. Journaling Didn’t Change My Life - This Did

  5. Feb 26

    Ep. 23 Why being seen is so uncomfortable

    Most people say they want growth. What they actually want is growth without exposure. In this solo episode, I break down why being seen feels so uncomfortable — and why the discomfort isn’t about failing, it’s about being evaluated. The fear isn’t collapse. It’s reaction. We talk about: -Why visibility feels personal -The psychology of judgment -The scar metaphor and what it really means -The hidden cost of staying invisible -Why confidence comes after exposure, not before -Scars don’t mean you’re broken. They mean you stayed in the game. Growth doesn’t require perfection, it requires the courage to be seen again.

    Ep. 23 Why being seen is so uncomfortable

  6. Feb 12

    Ep 22. Don’t Just Stand Out - Connect: with Kate Brown

    Marketing isn’t just about selling products. It’s about influencing people, building trust, and creating connection. In this conversation with Kate Brown, we explore why standing out isn’t enough — and why the real edge in business and life comes from familiarity, credibility, and showing up consistently. We unpack: Why people choose what feels familiarThe difference between attention and trustWhy being seen feels uncomfortableHow connection compounds over timeThe identity shift required to lead instead of chaseThis episode isn’t about tactics. It’s about understanding people. Because growth doesn’t come from being louder — it comes from connecting. Kate Brown Instagram - @katebrowncmo

    Ep 22. Don’t Just Stand Out - Connect: with Kate Brown

  7. Jan 29

    Ep 21. Execution Is a Skill (Not a Personality Trait)

    We talk about execution like it’s something you either have or you don’t. Like discipline is a personality trait. Like some people are just built different. This episode reframes that idea completely. Execution isn’t something you’re born with — it’s something you learn. In this solo episode, I break down why most people struggle to follow through, why discomfort is often misinterpreted as failure, and how execution is actually trained through repetition, not motivation. Using lessons from fitness, leadership, and real life, we explore the difference between luck and execution, why timelines matter more than intensity, and how small, unsexy decisions compound into real momentum over time. If you’ve ever felt stalled, frustrated, or convinced that “this just isn’t working,” this episode is for you. In this episode, we cover: The myth of execution and why people believe it’s a personality traitWhy discomfort is often proof the process is workingLuck vs execution and what people don’t see behind resultsHow execution was proven to me through fitness, leadership, and relationshipsA simple framework for learning how to execute consistentlyWhy most people quit because their timelines are unrealisticA practical challenge to build momentum immediatelyThis isn’t about hype or motivation. It’s about learning to show up, finish small promises, and repeat long enough for identity to catch up. Learn, then act. Action builds momentum.

    Ep 21. Execution Is a Skill (Not a Personality Trait)

  8. Jan 15

    Ep 20. Why people quit when motivation dies

    Motivation always dies. Not because you failed, but because it was never meant to last. This episode is about what happens after the excitement fades. When winter energy hits, progress feels flat, and the emotional fuel that got you started is gone. This is the phase where most people quietly quit — not because they can’t do it, but because they misunderstand what this part of the process is supposed to feel like. We break down: Why motivation is temporary by designWhy low energy doesn’t mean you’re on the wrong pathHow winter exposes weak systems, not weak peopleThe lies people tell themselves when quitting feels easier than stayingHow to reset without starting overWhat grounded optimism actually looks like (and why fake positivity makes things worse)This isn’t a hype episode. It’s an honesty episode. If motivation is gone and you’re wondering what to do next, this is for you!

    Ep 20. Why people quit when motivation dies
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This isn’t about motivation. It’s about momentum. Get Uncomfortable is the podcast for people who choose pressure over comfort, discipline over excuses, and growth over instant gratification. Hosted by Brenton Krol, this show explores what it really takes to push through the pain, discomfort, and setbacks that stop most people. Through raw solo episodes and real conversations with high-performers, athletes, entrepreneurs, and everyday grinders, you'll hear stories that prove one thing: You don’t need to be the most talented. You just need to keep going. 🎧 New episodes every second Thursday 🎙️ Topics: Mental toughness, fitness, business, discipline, rejection, mindset Follow the movement. Do the reps. It’s time to Get Uncomfortable.

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  • Creator
    Brenton Krol
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Brenton Krol
  • Show Website
    Get Uncomfortable