187: If You Haven’t Achieved Your Goal Yet (And You’re Frustrated), Keep Going
The Nick Bare PodcastShow Notes
This episode is for those of you who are working toward something and you're frustrated because you're not there yet. I'm sharing what 12 years of showing up taught me, the difference between commitment and discipline, how to find your zone of genius, and why you just have to keep going.
CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:57 The Valley Mindset 2:29 What Consistency Actually Looks Like 6:47 You Just Haven't Done It Long Enough Yet 11:52 How Far Do You Have to See to Keep Going? 15:21 Eating Disorder at 14 18:50 Commitment vs. Discipline 22:27 Why Big Life Transitions Create the Strongest Commitments 27:06 What Is Your Track Record for Finishing Something? 30:36 Imagine Where You'd Be If You Just Stayed 33:17 Zone of Genius 39:35 Keep Going
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