In today’s episode of Next Level University, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros challenge a hard truth about growth. Strong decisions are not made by perfect people. They are made by people who are honest enough to face reality, aware enough to learn, and disciplined enough to adjust. Drawing from coaching, client patterns, and lessons from their own lives, they break down how overthinking slows progress, how identity can cloud judgment, and why real feedback matters if you want to improve.

If you want to make better choices with more clarity and less ego, this episode will give you a more grounded way to think about growth. Listen before your next decision turns into your next habit.

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Show notes:
(2:33) The danger of thinking you’re always right
(4:51) When overthinking replaces action
(6:52) Shame identity and why people stay stuck
(12:41) How to judge feedback without losing yourself
(17:30) The right way to make better decisions
(24:45) Why objective measurement matters
(25:37) Outro

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