ATG 230: Leaders Who Can't Be Questioned End Up Doing Questionable Things

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ATG 302 | Awesome Isn’t Accidental

You've never met someone who accidentally got in shape, accidentally achieved financial freedom, or accidentally built an awesome marriage. In this episode, kicking off a new series based on my upcoming book, The Three Minute Mindset, I'm sharing one of my most powerful soundtrac ...  Show more

ATG 301 | Obstacles Are Features

If you ski, try not to fall near the lift. Yard sales are hard enough without an audience. But from the lift you'll also see snowboarders hunting for trouble on purpose: rails, jumps and half pipes. In terrain parks, they don't call those things obstacles. They call them features ...  Show more

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