A short motivational talk by Stacey Lauren about the power of social accountability for achieving goals. She distinguishes between passive supportive friends and a more effective circle of people who want the same outcome, arguing that mutual accountability creates momentum and increases action. Ends with a call-to-action to join the "dothingcommunity.com."
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Here's the thing that can change everything for you. Social accountability. There are two types of social accountability. One is when you're with your friends and they're supportive and encouraging, and it's so great and wonderful. But the kind that I recommend even more is surrounding yourself with people who want the same thing as you. Because when you're accountable to each other, then by you doing the thing that you want to do so badly, you're then inspiring and motivating them to do the thing. And there's this magic and this momentum that happens by being with people who want the same thing as you. Because you know the more you show up, the more they're going to show up. So it takes it from something that's like something that you want to do, but you're holding yourself back for some reason to something that motivates you and inspires you and encourages you to actually take action on the thing you want to do. So, so today, find yourself a group of people that are doing the same thing as you and that want the same thing. And that will give you the social accountability that you need to do the thing you want. And if you want to join a great community of people like that, join the dothingcommunity. Com. See you soon.