I know—life's picking up speed, and lo and behold, New Year's resolutions seem like they're falling away from you. Maybe you just feel overwhelmed by doing too much. Maybe you've ended up wondering whether dreams are even an option for you. Trust me, I know where you've been. That tug to push forward and the desire to quit altogether can seem so all-encompassing.

In this episode, I’m sharing the “Ready, Set, Go” technique that’s helped me—and thousands of others—break free from the cycle of procrastination and self-sabotage. Think of it as your secret weapon against feeling stuck, unmotivated, or alone in the pursuit of your goals. We’ll dive into how to recognize hidden opportunities, how to quiet your inner critic, and how to channel your energy toward real, tangible action.

If you're tired of watching your grand visions gather dust or wondering if you have what it takes, then this conversation is for you. Let's exchange the fear and doubt for simple, practical steps that create the momentum you need to act. I know you possess all within you to get it done—sometimes you simply need the correct approach to remind you.

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Last week, we talked about how your character is the seed that determines the fruit you bear in your life. We covered the importance of strong principles and values, and today, we're diving deep into the final piece of the puzzle: habits.

Think about it. Your habits are the daily actions that shape your entire reality. Want to renew your mind? It starts with consistent meditation or journaling. Craving a new skill? Mastery comes through dedicated practice. Building discipline? Consistency is key.

Remember that old saying, "Actions speak louder than words"? It's absolutely true. You can say you want to achieve your dreams all day long, but until you start showing up consistently, those dreams remain just that – dreams. Your habits are the proof. They're the evidence that you're serious about making those dreams a reality.

I remember this song from my childhood, "If you love me, say it. If you trust me, do it. If you want me, show me. If you need me, prove it." That always stuck with me. Faith without works is dead. It's not enough to just believe; you have to embody those beliefs in your daily actions.

Today, we're going to get real about habits. First, I'm going to share some insights into why we often sabotage ourselves, even when we know what we should be doing. Then, we're going to identify 11 habits that are holding you back and need to go. And finally, we'll explore the power of discipline and how to cultivate habits that truly transform your life.

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Ever feel like you're chasing your tail, striving for results but never quite reaching your goals? This episode dives deep into the root of that frustration: character. Charles paints a powerful picture: just like an apple seed inevitably grows an apple tree, our character dictates the outcomes we produce in life.

We all want success, whether it's a thriving business, a loving relationship, or financial freedom. But what if those very desires are being sabotaged by underlying character flaws? Impatience, dishonesty, or a lack of discipline can derail even the most ambitious plans.

Charles challenges us to stop focusing solely on the fruit – the desired outcomes – and instead turn our attention to the seed: our character. He draws from biblical wisdom, explaining that a bad tree simply cannot bear good fruit.

This isn't about self-blame, but about self-awareness. Charles shares inspiring stories, including Steve Harvey's journey from living in his car to becoming a household name, highlighting the power of perseverance and unwavering character.

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