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What if staying comfortable is the reason you’re not growing?

In this episode of The Few Leaders: Speaker Series, high performance coach and speaker Brett Eaton joins the show to expose the silent trap holding so many leaders back: comfort. If you’ve ever felt stuck, uninspired or like your goals are just out of reach, this conversation will shift your perspective.

Brett reveals why discomfort is not just necessary but essential for real transformation. We talk about how small daily choices create momentum, why waiting for motivation won’t work, and what it takes to follow through when no one’s watching. From owning your decisions to redefining what success means for you, this is a powerful guide to building resilience and creating change that sticks.

Whether you're coasting on autopilot or standing at a crossroads, Brett’s honest insights and practical tools will help you take bold action and lead with intention, starting with one uncomfortable step.
Actionable Takeaway

  • Do the thing that makes you uncomfortable.
  • Start now, even if it’s messy.
  • Be honest about what’s holding you back.
  • Take one small step every day.
  • Show up, especially when you don’t feel like it.
  • Surround yourself with people who challenge you.
  • Define success in your own words.
  • Make decisions your future self will thank you for.

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