Episode 34: How to Stop Self-Sabotaging

Real Business Owners

Trevor Cowley

Business

4.9 • 713 Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2020

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

It’s the strangest thing, our brains tend to respond poorly to change, even when that change is positive (like reaching a new income level). In this episode, we discuss the concept of an upper-limit threshold as well as how to overcome it. Other topics include business “cheat codes” and why you should be careful to not celebrate your wins for too long.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Real business owners.
0:02.9	What's up, real business owners?
0:04.8	Welcome back to another episode of the Real Business Owners podcast.
0:08.2	Today we got episode 34 with just me and Treb Dogg.
0:11.4	Yep.
0:12.3	I'm with KiloG.
0:14.0	Guys, we actually might start using our nicknames on some of these videos.
0:18.7	So, or what we like to call our gangster names when we were just young thugs.
0:24.2	We'll tell you guys how we got them in another episode.
0:26.3	Yeah, that'll be a whole other episode.
0:28.1	So we got Kilo G, and then I go by T-Unit, Trev Dog.
0:33.0	I've been called T-Day.
0:34.6	Ooh, I like that.
0:36.2	Trey Dog.
0:37.0	Well, what I don't like, the people call me is Kelbert.
0:40.0	Kelbert?
0:40.5	Yeah, dude.
0:41.0	That's not a gangster name.
0:42.4	Yeah.
0:42.6	We'll get into the stories another day, man.
0:44.8	I got stories for days on some of these nicknames.
0:46.8	I'd call that the library name.
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