Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is dedicated to anyone who is facing, or has faced, adversity; and is wanting to learn strategies on how to make your live better. It all starts with You.
Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is sponsored by The Right Thinking Foundation: We work with incarcerated individuals to prepare them for life once they are released from prison, by providing them technology, life-skills training and services that connect these individuals with mentors, businesses and state agencies so they can productively use their time and be prepared for a second chance to succeed.
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Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is dedicated to anyone who is facing, or has faced, adversity; and is wanting to learn strategies on how to make your live better. It all starts with You.
Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is sponsored by The Right Thinking Foundation: We work with incarcerated individuals to prepare them for life once they are released from prison, by providing them technology, life-skills training and services that connect these individuals with mentors, businesses and state agencies so they can productively use their time and be prepared for a second chance to succeed.
This week's show is called "If". Tune in and hear Steve speak directly to one of the main reasons why so many people fail to be successful: they make excuses instead of taking accountability. When you stop making excuses and start taking ownership for your actions, you will be way down the road towards success.
In this episode of Right Thinking, I explore the barriers self-imposed excuses create on the path to success and the importance of personal accountability. Inspired by a conversation with my wife, I reflect on Matthew 7:3-5, emphasizing the hypocrisy in focusing on others' shortcomings while neglecting our own.
I discuss insights from my book, "From the Lip to the Hip is a Pretty Far Distance," and highlight Napoleon Hill's concept of alibis, detailing 57 common excuses that hinder true potential. I urge listeners to confront their mental barriers and redefine their mindsets to embrace personal responsibility and proactive behavior. The episode concludes with actionable strategies for overcoming excuses and fostering a culture of self-improvement and accountability.
Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is dedicated to anyone who is facing, or has faced, adversity; and is wanting to learn strategies on how to make your live better. It all starts with You.
Right Thinking with Steve Coplon is sponsored by The Right Thinking Foundation: We work with incarcerated individuals to prepare them for life once they are released from prison, by providing them technology, life-skills training and services that connect these individuals with mentors, businesses and state agencies so they can productively use their time and be prepared for a second chance to succeed.
