No Excuses: Being Accountable for Your Own Success

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In my life I have made so many excuses. "I don't have time" or "This is not the time". "I'm too tired" or "I don't feel well". "I can't do this" or "This is too hard for me" But at one point I was DONE. It was TIME to hold myself accountable. I want to dedicate this article to the subject of being accountable for your own success, because I believe that you are where you are right now thanks to the actions you have taken and the choices you have made. 


Accountability is about expectations. It doesn't matter whether you're a soldier, an entrepreneur or working for a boss - People need to be able to count on you, and not only they need. YOU need to be able to count on yourself too and this is definitely something you need to implement into your journey on maximizing your life. 


Look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself while looking DEEP into your own eyes: "Can I count on you?" When your answer "yes", make sure you say that with integrity, confidence and truth. If you say "no", or "I don't know", then realize that there's work that needs to be done! Make a promise to yourself that from now on, you will be an accountable person. You will do everything in your power to be a person who can be relied on, who shows up, who gets the job done. 


This new you will not only make you stand out from many others, but it will also make you accomplish things you thought you never could. When you start holding yourself accountable for your actions and for your life, you'll experience amazing benefits. Some of them are things like being more disciplined and making no more excuses. You'll stop procrastinating and get things done asap. You'll be on time, every time. You'll crush goal after goal, and advance in life like never before, physically and mentally. You'll be the man or woman people see as their go-to person. You'll be known as someone who gets the job done, no matter how hard it seems to be. 


Be accountable, and start changing your life TODAY. Make that shift right now. The time is NOW. If this video motivated you to become a better person than you were yesterday, make sure you like, subscribe and share this video with anyone who can benefit from it. We're in this game TOGETHER. Let's grow and let no one hold us back. Let's be accountable for our own success!



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