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Sometimes this podcast is a place to learn tactics and strategies and other times it's a place to share hard, honest truths.\nRecently, a conversation with a friend about the fleeting nature of fatherhood sparked an examination of my priorities and time. As a result I wrote a deeply personal piece about a few things I\u2019ve reflected upon and perhaps even (re)learned over the past year. Some of this I\u2019ve spoken about before- yet it still resonates, now more than ever.\nOn today\u2019s episode I\u2019ll expand on those initial thoughts and what led to writing my recent newsletter. If you haven\u2019t read the original piece and want to, make sure you\u2019re subscribed by clicking here. I\u2019m not a big email guy so I promise I won\u2019t blow up your inbox- I only send a couple a month and they are typically raw and honest like this.\nSpeaking of honest- can I ask for a favor? We rely on your feedback and suggestions to make this show better and we would LOVE if you would share that with us in the form of a review on iTunes. Let\u2019s do this: if you leave a rating we\u2019ll enter you in a random drawing to win either a free course or 1-on-1 communication training call with me. Just make sure you use your real name or social media handle so we can contact you!\nIf you\u2019re just looking for the cliffnotes version of this episode, here are the lessons I share:\n\nThe Stories You Tell Yourself Will Absolutely Steer Your Life\xa0\n\n\nIt\u2019s Your Responsibility to Make It Stick\xa0\n\n\nWinners Suffer Longer.\n\n\nThe Answer Is Always "No" If You Don\u2019t Ask\xa0\n\n\nClear Goals Are NOT The Only Way to Get What You Want\n\nBut if you like context and want to hear more honest reflections like this, listen to the full episode\xa0 AND check out our new All-Access Channel. We\u2019ve partnered with Marco Polo to bring you an exclusive, video first platform that\u2019s NOTHING like social media. No ads, no distractions, no messed up chronological timeline just real people sharing real thoughts and learning from each other.