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I’ve been overweight most of my adult life. 18 months ago I made a decision to change. I’m 90 lbs down with 20 to go. Here are some of the things I’ve learned over the last 18 months:
Arrogance, insecurity, and doubt are 3 manifestations of pride.

They are in turn the Fight, Flight, and Freeze response to it.

The antidote is simply recognizing that it’s not that important.

Don’t feed your ego. Feed your family. Do it anyway.
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The obsession with health boosted my self-concept. That elevated self-concept released the business breakthroughs I’d been chasing for 20 years.

Chasing health brings you wealth. Chasing wealth brings you neither.

What would change if you flipped your priorities tomorrow?
“Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity.” - John F. Kennedy
From the excuse: "I’ll work hard today, gym tomorrow, because with enough money who cares about the body."

To one with much more power: "Today I prioritize my body and magnetize the business and career I desire."
I built my business in the gym. I built my bank account with each run.

The self narrative changed.
Two years ago, I made a swap. I shifted my obsession from career to health. Daily runs. Clean fuel. Lifting weights. Relentless focus on my body.

The result: My earnings exploded. My business transformed. The success I’d been grinding toward for decades suddenly became effortless.
20 years of working harder and getting fatter. 20 years wasted.
I can never out-perform my self-image.

Less confidence = worse performance = harder grinding = worse health = even less confidence.

I was essentially trying to buy my way out of obesity with business success. Completely backwards.
Twenty years of career obsession made me broke and overweight.

I was trapped in a vicious cycle. Working harder for money while my body deteriorated. Each pound gained weakened my self-concept. A weakened self-concept made business success more distant.
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We teach our clients: "You can perform in your roles only in a manner that is consistent with how you see yourself conceptually."

My words are programming my self-concept every day. I choose them like my results depend on it. They do.
I don't "hope to close deals" - I facilitate decisions. Hope is passive. Facilitation is active.

The shift from soft language to precise language transforms how I show up.

My brain processes "I'm a runner" differently than "I jog." One builds identity. The other encourages casualness.
Business Upgrades:

We have "accountability meetings" - not catch-ups. Accountability is a scoreboard word, not a pep-talk word.

They're not a "client" until they've paid me. Not even a "prospect" until they've qualified. They're a suspect until they've earned the right to be anything else.
Personal Shifts:

I don't "go for a jog" - I run. Because I'm a runner. The energy lands differently.

It's not "food" - it's fuel. Changes how I think about every meal.

I don't "try to wake up early" - I rise at 4 AM. Trying implies failure is acceptable.
The words we use matter. They matter most when they show up in behaviors.

I've spent years watching how language shapes identity, and the patterns are undeniable. The words we choose create our reality.

Here's how I've upgraded my vocabulary over the years:
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The leaders who transform communities don't join to extract value. They join to multiply it.

I've known founders building silos by hoarding knowledge and founders building legends by sharing wisdom.
- Your execution sharpens because you can't teach what you don't live

- Your network deepens because generosity creates the stickiest bonds

- Your confidence multiplies when you guide peers through their storms
As a client constantly reminds me, "You reap what you sow, after you sow, and way more than you sow."

The compound effect of giving first:
But when I stopped hoarding and started sharing insights - when I quit asking "what's in this for me" and began wondering "what can I offer that nobody else can?" - this was when I found the gold.
I joined Vistage 7 years ago. At first, I measured ROI in connections made, deals sourced, shortcuts discovered. I was a consumer disguised as a contributor.
They say you join the gym for the vanity and stay for the therapy.

One of my Vistage members said something last week that reminded me of this: "I joined for what I could get, and I stay for what I can give."
The spotlight effect: It can kill us in selling OR it can release us.

When we realize our prospect isn’t obsessing over us - they’re staring in a mirror. Fixated on themselves.