What if the thing holding you back… is you? In this inspiring episode of Tulsa Talks, Corey Martin, a local realtor and personal growth advocate, shares how he created the ACT method—Awareness, Clarity, Transformation—to help himself and others get unstuck. Whether it’s fear, doubt, or perfectionism, Corey teaches how to identify your limiting beliefs, shift your mindset, and take powerful steps toward the life you were created to live. From his early days of being the guy everyone turned to in a crisis, to now being a mentor who guides people through their own breakthroughs, Corey’s story is a masterclass in personal transformation. You already have what you need—it’s time to activate it. Humility – Realizing that the voice of doubt in his head was the real enemy. "You are the solution… but you’re also the problem." Redemption – Letting go of perfectionism and allowing the journey to unfold imperfectly, knowing progress beats paralysis. Power – Creating the ACT method to help himself and others face fears, reframe challenges, and take meaningful action. Being – Discovering his true identity: a man built to listen, to love people, and to help them uncover their own answers. Mercy – Extending grace to himself for unmet goals and “not getting it perfect,” while celebrating the progress that counts. Abundance – Building community through Toastmasters, real estate, and coaching—sharing superpowers and growing together. Witness – Coaching others with his ACT method and showing people how to step out of fear and into fulfillment. Sovereignty – Trusting the process. "I can see Z, but I’m at A—I trust the B through Y will come when it’s time." Reconciliation – Helping others find their purpose by first getting out of their own way and healing their self-talk. Completion – Living on mission, equipped with clarity and confidence, reminding us: you don’t need to force it—just trust and take the next step.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tulsa-talks--6590488/support.

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