Becoming the best version of yourself is an ongoing process; it’s overcoming challenges, facing fears, stepping out of your comfort zone, and so much more. Yet, as we leave behind our “old version” we begin to disconnect from old habits and old ways as well. As we feel the detachment we begin to realize that parts of you are no longer needed for our future selves.  Leaving behind the past can cause disruption and sometimes pain.  It’s hard to let go but to reach the goals you have to earn the right to go to the next level.

Austin Linney goes 7 layers deep into breaking patterns, leveling up, and conquering your Mt. Everest.  In this Episode, Austin askes the hard questions. The questions we need to ask ourselves to level up, to overcome, and be the best version of ourselves.

“Your yesterday’s are somebody’s todays’” 

How much do you do every day that’s really for you? 

Have you earned the right to go to the next level?

Who are you without your addiction/vice? Can you break the pattern?

Are you attached to how others feel about you? 

“Be kind to others and be kind to yourself.”

To connect with Austin go to https://www.austinlinney.com/


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