Ep5: 3 Things you need to stop today!

Episode 5 of the The Burgess Method Podcast podcast, hosted by Jessica Burgess, titled "Ep5: 3 Things you need to stop today!" was published on September 15, 2021 and runs 13 minutes.

September 15, 2021 ·13m · The Burgess Method Podcast

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Accountability is something many of us struggle with but until we hold ourselves accountable for our failures, we can't move forward. Today's episode is all about three things you need to stop doing when you fail. 

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Accountability is something many of us struggle with but until we hold ourselves accountable for our failures, we can't move forward. Today's episode is all about three things you need to stop doing when you fail.

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