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Joseph Mencel & Leah Mencel discuss the relationship between fault & responsibility, and why the common default position of trying to find who is at fault for something based on the assumption that responsibility follows is misguided. By examining different scenarios in business, career, fitness, relationships and mental health, Joseph & Leah demonstrate why spending time, effort and energy on finding somebody to blame for something bad that has happened is always time, effort and energy wasted. They then illustrate why adopting a mindset of extreme ownership and taking responsibility for everything that happens in your life is a far superior default position. They close out the episode by considering that just as responsibility does not follow fault, taking responsibility for something does not imply that you are the one to blame for it. An episode that is sure to resonate with multiple areas of your life, provide a tonne of food for thought and spark positive action. Enjoy!
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