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Steve Kamb

Nashville
As seen in: Medium, Fox News, TIME, Everything Is Amazing, Observer, Reactor, Pan Macmillan, Nerd Fitness
Author & Nerd in Nashville. Created @nerdfitness. Helping people fail differently and try again. "How to Try Again" now available wherever books are sold
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None Of This Is Normal, And That's Better News Than You Might Think

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By Mike Sowden, Steve Kamb
| Everything Is Amazing
Hi! This is Everything Is Amazing. There’s a popular meme that’s been haunting me for the last few years: I have no idea who invented it, or drew the original it’s adapted from, or how long it’s actually been going.
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How To Try Again

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By Steve Kamb
| Pan Macmillan
‘Honest, funny and genuinely useful’ – Mark Manson, bestselling author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck ‘Like a warm, insightful pep talk from your best friend’ – David Epstein, New York Times bestselling author of Range The personal development book for people who don’t have time for personal development. Some people wake up at 4 a.m., run 15 miles barefoot and have an ice bath. This book is for the rest of us.
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The courage to listen to the lesson life is teaching you?

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By Steve Kamb
| Nerd Fitness
I’ve been trying to do a few things differently in 2025. Specifically, moving towards moments or things that make me uncomfortable. (I don’t mean “times when I am in physical danger,” of course.) But rather, I’m going to run toward the things that my brain tells me, “This is uncomfortable, I don’t like this, avoid it at all costs.” The email I’m afraid to open. The conversation I’m afraid to have. The question I’m afraid to ask. The ability to be alone with my thoughts (yikes).
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