I broke a commitment ... I gave my word and failed to back it up. Just two weeks ago, I was on the podcast teaching men to be their word. For me to stay within honor and integrity, I need you all to know that I was not that man last week. While it’s been tough as hell, I’m realizing that this mistake is teaching me way more than any victory ever could. In this episode I share with you some of the biggest realizations from the fall-out of my broken commitment.
Show Notes:
- Honor is “doing the right thing, even when no one is watching"
- Those who know me best know that I am willing to receive a harsh mirror for the sake of discovery. So that I may learn something about myself or my way of being that will empower me to become a better version of me.
- Appreciating the fall-out for broken commitments is equally as important as keeping them.
- If we put our word on a scale or spectrum, we’ve lost the power behind it from the beginning
- Imagine how it feels revealing that I’ve broken a commitment after so recently speaking about this?
- Values mean nothing until they are tested under the highest heat
- The depth of pain we feel as a result of my own actions is a direct reflection of how much I care
- Playing not to lose is NOT winning. Avoiding failure is NOT succeeding.
- The greatest lessons are learned in the hardest falls
- I can’t make anyone else happy, let alone EVERYONE. My own happiness resides in being who I say I am.
- Winning is easy. But, losing...FAILURE...has the power to be a more motivating feeling than winning.
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06/17/19 • 15 min
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