Ep. 82 Country Club Mindset

We're BAAAAACK!!

It's been a couple weeks since we put out a duo episode, but it's been for a good reason! Things have been hectic (in a mostly great way) so we haven't had the time to get one out, but we're back and brought the energy for this episode!

If you want to skip to the meat and potatoes of the Country Club Mindset, skip ahead to 35:07 and give your full attention for the rest of the episode!

How much time do you give away to people who are not helping you elevate? You know where you want to be. You know the direction you want to go, but you give people in your life a pass because you love them. We understand. We've been there. But guys, if you want to elevate, you HAVE GOT to be ok with limiting the time you give to those who are not helping you progress!

"You're fine the way you are. I don't know why you take this fitness / business thing so seriously. You work too hard. You need to relax and enjoy yourself."

These are common things you will hear from these people. It's not that they don't want you to do well, it's that they feel guilty about not leveling up, and the thought of you - someone they love and care about - passing them up makes them feel bad about themselves because they are not willing to put in the same work.

Understand that, while they are your close family or friends, that does NOT mean that they get a free pass. It's very simple - are the people you surround yourself with helping you level up or keeping you where you're at? It's a hard reality to face, but it is imperative that you answer this question honestly and take action!

Country Club Mindset: To be apart of a Country Club (AKA - Your life) there are fees and high standards. If you can't live up to those standards, move along and see yourself out. This is the mindset we MUST take with our lives if we want to elevate. The people who are not willing to pay the price and live up to those standards will weed themselves out.

Hope y'all enjoy the episode and take some nuggest away from it! Catch ya next time!