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Ep 223 - Discipline isn't Sexy but it Beats Being Broke
Today I unpack one of the most important traits in recruitment and business: discipline.
There’s no applause for showing up when it’s cold, quiet, and no one’s watching - but it’s exactly those moments that build million-dollar billers.
Whether you’re in a boom or bust cycle, your ability to stick to your non-negotiables could be the difference between thriving or barely surviving.
Key Takeaways:
👉 Most People Quit Early – Especially when things are tough or results are slow.
👉 Your "Promise Muscle" Matters – Keeping promises to yourself builds trust and momentum.
👉 It’s Easy When It’s Sunny – True discipline shows up when it’s dark, cold, and hard.
👉 Structure Wins in Chaos – Your plan is your anchor when recruitment days go off the rails.
👉 Broke Ain’t Sexy – You either choose the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.
This one’s raw, honest and a perfect kick-in-the-pants for recruiters (and anyone) who knows they’re capable of more.
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By Brett ClemensonToday I unpack one of the most important traits in recruitment and business: discipline.
There’s no applause for showing up when it’s cold, quiet, and no one’s watching - but it’s exactly those moments that build million-dollar billers.
Whether you’re in a boom or bust cycle, your ability to stick to your non-negotiables could be the difference between thriving or barely surviving.
Key Takeaways:
👉 Most People Quit Early – Especially when things are tough or results are slow.
👉 Your "Promise Muscle" Matters – Keeping promises to yourself builds trust and momentum.
👉 It’s Easy When It’s Sunny – True discipline shows up when it’s dark, cold, and hard.
👉 Structure Wins in Chaos – Your plan is your anchor when recruitment days go off the rails.
👉 Broke Ain’t Sexy – You either choose the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.
This one’s raw, honest and a perfect kick-in-the-pants for recruiters (and anyone) who knows they’re capable of more.