Speaker A admits most people hate being held accountable, but accepts weekly check-ins from Jeff Broger about diet macros. The conversation separates personal and professional growth, arguing that communication prevents problems before they start.
Who have you given permission to hold you accountable?
Oh, man, that's a great question. So I have three mentors in my life. First of all, let me say this. I don't like being held accountable. I don't. Because I'm a self starter. I push myself really hard anyway, to the point that sometimes I'll get frustrated with myself. I don't need somebody saying, did you do this? Did you do that?
I mean, it's hard to.
Separate, you know, personal growth from professional growth.
However, there's one Ylopo employee that actually asked me recently, you know, hey, I see you're trying to change your diet. Would you like me to check on you? So it's not. What'd you do? What you didn't do. Jeff Broger. Amazing dude and smart guy. And he'll just text me every Friday, hey, how are you doing on your macros? And it's uncomfortable, but I enjoy it because it's a discussion. So it depends on the topic, but yeah, multiple areas.
I feel like so many.
Problems start and problems are avoided through.
Good and bad communication.
I'm telling you, it's such a big deal.
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