201: How To Stop Making Excuses & Exceptions

<p>I recently read "<a href="http://amzn.to/29sTSvJ">Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable</a>" by Tim Grover and he introduced a personality classification that I found to be thought-provoking.</p> <p>His classification describes people who get things done and reach their highest potential versus people who don't.</p> <p>I started to think about the thousands of people I've worked with who are trying to burn fat and improve their bodies and I could see similar trends in the ways they think & act.</p> <p>I have classified into three groups which I'm calling wishers, wanderers and warriors.</p> <p>In today's episode I'm going to help you see which category your past choices represent and help you move from where you are now to the warrior category.</p> <p>That's right, this episode is about how to become a warrior. It's about how to stop making excuses and exceptions and start crushing your goals.</p> <p><a href= "http://primalpotential.com/201-stop-making-excuses/">http://primalpotential.com/201-stop-making-excuses/</a></p> <h2>How To Stop Making Excuses & Exceptions</h2> <p>How do you make choices? Like a wisher, like a wanderer or like a warrior?</p> <p>In today's episode I'm going to describe the wishers, wanderers and warriors and help you understand how you can become a warrior and stop making excuses. Do not miss the full episode!</p> <h3>Wishers have a desire but take little action</h3> <p>They have goals and the might even feel passionately about them, but they aren't consistently taking action to move towards them.</p> <h3>Wanderers are seekers with short attention spans</h3> <p>They jump from plan to program to approach, never developing the consistency required for sustainable results & never learning what works (and what doesn't) for their own bodies.</p> <h3>Warriors show up to work every day</h3> <p>They stay focused on the day at hand and ask themselves, "what can I do today to move towards my goals?" Then they do it!</p> <h3>Wishers need to be told what to do</h3> <p>They are looking for m