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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2026 · 5 MIN

Time to Take Control | S1 E025 | Project Realize

from Project Realize · host Ryan Sharkey

Project Realize — Season 1, Episode 25In this episode, I talk about my recent match and continued disappointment with not playing.I talk about how it is often easy and understandable to blame others for things, but to truly change your life, you've got to learn to take control of what you can control.In this episode, I share:- My recent game- How it is easy to blame others- Why I'm focusing on what I can controlThanks for following along and see you guys in the next episode!Ryan 🙂PsIf you are new here:I'm Ryan Sharkey, I'm trying to realize my potential in football, play professionally and inspire others to pursue that which is meaningful to them!Join me on this journey as I share the lessons and wisdom I learn along the way in the hope that it helps you on your journey!

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