EPISODE · Aug 29, 2023 · 9 MIN
Why You Need To Write Down Your Habits to Keep Yourself Accountable
from The Power of Progress: Mindset, Motion, & Momentum · host Scott Friedman
Send us Fan MailKeeping yourself accountable is truly underrated. When you rationalize why you didn't do something previously it becomes abstract and slips your mind pretty easily and this creates this cycle of not doing what you should be doing.I use a white board to write down my daily/weekly habits that I hold myself accountable for. This helps because I can see it daily and weekly and can now quantify the actual effort I put in, versus allowing it to fade. This helps keep you accountable, and can be a strong driver to promote change. First time listening? Check out our trailer: "Start Here - What The Power of Progress is All About" It's less than 2 minutes and will help you jumpstart your fitness and mindset journey.Follow me on Instagram: scottspeaksfitnessNeed a speaker for your next event?? Workshops, seminars, keynotes, corporate events!"Become The Master of Your Health""Why Diets Don't Work: How to See Results""The M3 Method: Using Mindset, Motion & Momentum"Contact me here: www.scottspeaksfitness.comFree 30 minute Power call with Scott. Help you identify how to go from point A to point B to help you achieve your goals faster! Book a call: www.myprogresscall.comCheck out the youtube ch...
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Send us Fan Mail Keeping yourself accountable is truly underrated. When you rationalize why you didn't do something previously it becomes abstract and slips your mind pretty easily and this creates this cycle of not doing what you should be doing. I use a white board to write down my daily/weekly habits that I hold myself accountable for. This helps because I can see it daily and weekly and can now quantify the actual effort I put in, versus allowing it to fade. This helps keep you accountab...
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