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Spiral of Leaders Podcast

From three trips to the point of rock bottom - physically, mentally, and finally spiritually to building a life and business worth talking about, my name is Isaac Wilkins, and I'm a student of fitness and performance training, mental toughness, and finding your purpose in this life. I share everything I learn about fitness, nutrition, higher purpose, mental toughness, and overcoming adversity so you can break free of your rut and win. This show is for former athletes, warriors, and those who have a vision and feeling inside them that they are able and destined for more. Regardless of your current situation and struggles, big or small, you have that drive to level up, winning, and getting the self-respect you desire. I share all of my most significant insights and clarity from my personal journey as well as lessons and strategies gleaned from my clients' journeys. I interview some of the most successful visionaries, celebrities, and thought leaders who've been to the wall and back.
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Now displaying: January, 2017
Jan 2, 2017

I work in the Fitness Business, so the idea of the New Year's Resolution is fully a butt of jokes. We all know about the people who show up every year, flood gyms, and then are gone by the end of January or February.

The issue is, that all of those people, just like you, if you made a New Year's Resolution, did it with the intention of changing their lives. They set a goal. Why did it fail? Why did they quit? Why do you have New Year's Resolutions that you haven't met? Because they, and you, are lying to yourselves.

Stop it!

Wait, that's pretty harsh language.

Well, listen and I'll tell you what I mean, and I bet I'll hit on the number one reason most turn their New Year's Resolutions into a lie.

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