When you're constantly exhausted by feeling like you're never enough, it's hard to get shit done — and even if you do manage to accomplish something, you still feel like sh!t about it. That ends today. In this episode, you'll learn how to: differentiate between proficiency and sufficiency (and why it's important not to mistake one for the other)define what success actually looks like for you in any situationuse concrete metrics to get closer to success that actually matters to youbuild...
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When you're constantly exhausted by feeling like you're never enough, it's hard to get shit done — and even if you do manage to accomplish something, you still feel like sh!t about it. That ends today. In this episode, you'll learn how to: differentiate between proficiency and sufficiency (and why it's important not to mistake one for the other)define what success actually looks like for you in any situationuse concrete metrics to get closer to success that actually matters to youbuild...
In Episode 4, we talked about taming your "What If?" monster. In this week's episode, we dive into the very specific "what if" of "What if nobody shows up?"/"What if nobody buys?" Learn how to use your monster-taming skills and the FAFO Method to answer this particular what-if — and to move yourself and your business forward no matter what. Mentioned in this episode: Episode 4, "How to Tame Your "What If?" Monster" (https://fckyeahpod.buzzsprout.com/2198615/13387420-4-how-to-tame-your-what-...
From F*ck Me to F*ck Yeah
When you're constantly exhausted by feeling like you're never enough, it's hard to get shit done — and even if you do manage to accomplish something, you still feel like sh!t about it. That ends today. In this episode, you'll learn how to: differentiate between proficiency and sufficiency (and why it's important not to mistake one for the other)define what success actually looks like for you in any situationuse concrete metrics to get closer to success that actually matters to youbuild...
