Has anyone ever dealt with self sabotage and actually overcame it? It honestly feels like the further I get the further I fall and this has been happening to me for years. Closed a client but I slowly started self sabotage in the work for him and just myself mentally and physically in general. Any help would be appreciated.

Who wants 2 calls a week in here rather than one? Considering having one on the weekend for accountability, goal setting - more personal development related

Call Recording: https://fathom.video/share/TcMmUkHxZY19czXLSX2gnXVcsUxrGYDs

I see Cameron learning and applying everything to what he reads or what knowledge he figures out. I can't even remember the last book I read which was Slight Edge. If I do remember, I apply it for a week and forget about it. What's your method to actually retain info and apply truly into your daily life. Also what's the #1 book for self transcendence? If you guys have some ideas lmk

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