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Ever notice how hard you grip outcomes when you’re nervous—then watch everything slip anyway? We dig into a counterintuitive truth that changed our lives: releasing control doesn’t make you careless, it makes you effective. From sobriety to sales calls, first dates to job interviews, we connect the dots between patience, presence, and authenticity—and why expectations so often become premeditated resentments.
We unpack the early myth of instant transformation in recovery and replace it with practical tools: sit with discomfort, practice consistently, and let time compound. Then we map those lessons to high-pressure moments at work. After a tough call, we walk through a fast reset: debrief the objections, reframe the story, ask for help if you need it, and step into the next conversation clean. You’ll hear how a simple shift from outcome-chasing to service-first—What does this person need right now?—boosts trust, surfaces real blockers, and prevents you from carrying one loss into your next opportunity.
Honesty sits at the center of all of it. We talk about shedding masks, staying the same person on and off the mic, and why misalignment breeds anxiety and churn in business and relationships. Not every prospect is your customer, not every match is your partner, and that’s okay. When you respect fit, follow a sound process, and stay present, decisions come easier—and results often improve without the pressure. We close with gratitude for this community and a reminder that asking for help is not a failure of willpower but a pathway to connection and growth.
If this resonated, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a quick review—what outcome are you letting go of this week?
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Chapters
1. Setting The Stage In Orlando (00:00:00)
2. Sobriety And Letting Go Of Control (00:03:39)
3. Expectations As Premeditated Resentments (00:06:11)
4. Sales Setbacks And Mindset Resets (00:08:45)
5. Reflection, Prayer, And Reframing (00:11:20)
6. Process, Presence, And Listening (00:13:45)
7. Not Everyone Is Your Customer (00:16:56)
8. Radical Honesty And Authenticity (00:20:21)
9. Asking For Help And Serving Others (00:23:46)
10. Gratitude And A Simple Request (00:26:16)
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