Every time something goes wrong, you've got a reason why it's not your fault.

The leads were bad. The market shifted. Your team dropped the ball. The platform changed the algorithm.

And maybe all of that is true.

But here's what it's costing you..

Every time you point away from yourself, you give away your power to fix it.

You can't control the leads. You can't control the market. You can't control the algorithm.

But when you make those things the reason you're stuck, you're also making them the reason you stay stuck.

Here's what changed things for me:

I started tracking my patterns of avoidance.

Where was I blaming others? Where was I making excuses? What was I protecting by staying the victim?

Because that's what it is. Playing victim protects you from having to look at the hard truth: maybe you could have done something differently.

And once you see those patterns, you have to ask where they come from.

For me? It was easier to blame circumstances than admit I didn't know what I was doing yet. The excuse kept my ego safe.

But it kept me broke.

The shift happens when you accept the current state of things.

Not the story you wish was true. Not the version where everything would work if only X, Y, Z were different.

The actual truth.

Then you can take action from a clearer vision instead of from your excuses.

The amount of revenue you attract is in direct proportion to the responsibility you're willing to take on.

Want more money? Take more ownership.

Want more control? Stop giving it away to circumstances you can't change.

When you do this, something else happens too.

You become a light for others stuck in the same pattern.

Where are you pointing fingers instead of taking ownership?

🚀

​James