SNR #163: Mental Limitations to Making Progress

Sigma Nutrition Radio
02/02/2017 20 min
SNR #163: Mental Limitations to Making Progress

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Episode 163: Danny discusses some mental limitations to making progress. Namely they are: being unwilling to embrace the mundanely uncomfortable, an inability to invest in the long-term process and being unwilling to "do the work" without constant validation.  

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