In episode 102, we’re talking about what happens when you know exactly what to do, but still can’t seem to take action.You’ve mapped out your strategy, set your goals, and even blocked the time, yet the work that truly moves things forward keeps getting pushed aside. This episode explores the resistance patterns that show up when fear, comfort, or overthinking start running the show and how to move from knowing to leading.I share client examples of leaders and founders who had clear plans but struggled to delegate, make difficult decisions, or follow through and what shifted once they addressed the emotional and structural barriers behind their resistance.In this episode, I cover:Why resistance, not strategy, is often the reason execution stallHow to recognize when comfort work is keeping you stuckThe role of fear and discomfort in delaying leadership decisionsWhy structure and accountability create momentum where pressure doesn’tPractical steps to turn “I know what to do” into “I’m doing it”Key Takeaways:Resistance hides behind logic, it’s not a strategy gapKnowing what to do isn’t the same as leading through itFear and discomfort don’t disappear, you learn to move with themYou don’t need more pressure; you need structure and supportSmall, consistent action builds the confidence to follow throughChapters:00:00 Resistance to Action Blocks Strategic Growth02:40 Letting Go: Delegation, Identity, and Priorities07:02 Coaching Tough Conversations About Performance10:47 Structure and Accountability Prevent Progress Stalls12:41 From Strategy to Action: Timelines, Milestones, and Emotions

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