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Non-Negotiable Commitments: Showing Up When You Don’t Feel Like It
Frazier admits he didn’t feel like recording Growth Notes on a late Friday morning and had plenty of valid reasons to skip, especially after showing up for 438 straight days as he approaches episode 439 and nearly two years of daily consistency. He explains that he treats the podcast as a non-negotiable commitment and argues that honoring commitments on low-energy days is what separates people from others. He shares his framework of using written “anchors” and emotional cues—notes that reconnect him to his why—to override excuses and prevent a downward spiral of missed days. He notes that pushing through improves mindset, helps him show up for clients and a coaching call, and ultimately benefits listeners, then asks the audience to share the episode and help grow the community.
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