Self-sabotage is no longer a viable excuse for undesirable behavior

Ep 130 - Self-sabotage can be the go to excuse for the unmotivated to change. You have experience with self-sabotage in your own life. Once you journey your undesirable behaviors and habits from your unconscious mind into your conscious awareness you are no longer allowing yourself to use that "lazy" excuse as your way out of actionable change.

"I'm just immature," "I just always do it this way," "No one taught me better," - these are a couple excuses I hear from my clients and empowerment calls that signal to me that someone is using a crutch to justify why they are hobbling forward in their addiction recovery journey.

Once you know better it is your duty to do better. Excuses are reasons that can be avoided.

Don't hit play on this one if you want to keep living in your own filth. Don't hit play if you want to stay in your comfort zone in Excuse-ville.

Just hit play if you are absolutely ready to empower yourself and become your highest sense of self.

Stand up , step forward, raise your hand - I'll call on you, it's your turn.

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