This episode tackles one of the most transformative topics in leadership: the hidden blocks that quietly hold you back. Jason breaks down the patterns, fears, and behaviors that undermine your effectiveness, prevent promotions, and limit your ability to lead with confidence. Through powerful stories, hard truths, and insights from Rapport Leadership International, he uncovers why many leaders stay stuck—and how you can break through faster than you think. If you're ready for a candid look in the mirror and practical steps to elevate your life, career, and influence, this episode will meet you exactly where you are.

What you'll learn in this episode

• Why common leadership blocks—like wanting to be liked, indecisiveness, perfectionism, or playing savior—quietly sabotage your growth.
• How selfishness sits at the root of many limiting behaviors and how shifting focus to respect and responsibility changes everything.
• How to identify your personal blocks and begin intentionally practicing new behaviors that strengthen your leadership.
• Why real leadership requires accountability, courage, and the willingness to speak up, even when it's uncomfortable.
• How the principles of respect for people and doing the right thing can guide any leadership decision with clarity.

If one of these blocks is quietly shaping your career, what would happen if you finally removed it and stepped fully into the leader you're meant to become?

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