Do the Work, Become Your Best Self

How can we be more confident and focused, more driven and more motivated? Self-mastery should be fun, and in today's episode, that's exactly what we're going to do; have fun as we do the work to become our best, most confident selves. On your journey to becoming a more confident, focused person, consider this: “Just act like it. It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t feel right yet. It’s not good enough to just imagine your highest self. Challenge yourself to conduct yourself that way. After enough time, with enough habit and force and will and consistency, that character starts to be shaped and forged like a great sword and suddenly your character has been molded into what you wanted it to be.” If you're looking to do the work to become your best self, this episode is for you! Get your High Performance Planner (before we sell out!) Get HPX Optimized For more training on high performance, at a deeper and more interactive level, join us in High Performance Monthly training program. It's my monthly subscription training program where I go LIVE every month, training you on a new topic or piece of research from High Performance Institute as well as providing LIVE coaching! If you like this, you'll LOVE that. Subscribe at https://Brendon.com/monthly Subscribe to my YouTube vlog. New episodes (almost) weekly. Join 2 million subscribers on my weekly newsletter, FOUR BREAKTHROUGHS. Get a free copy of my book High Performance Habits (I bought it for you, you just pay your shipping). Follow me on Instagram. ABOUT: Brendon Burchard is the world’s leading high performance coach and one of the most-watched, quoted and followed personal development trainers in history. He is also a #1 New York Times bestselling author and in the Top 100 Most Followed Public Figures on Facebook, with over 10 million fans across his pages. O, The Oprah Magazine, and Success Magazine have both named him one of the most influential leaders in personal growth and achievement. Brendon's videos have been viewed more than 200 million times, and