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Most people only chase goals they know they can hit.
Patrick isn’t wired that way and that’s exactly why this conversation matters.
In this episode, Patrick (former U.S. Army Ranger turned cybersecurity consultant) breaks down the real reason hard things matter: standards. The ones you earn, the ones you carry, and the ones that quietly ruin your life when you let them slip.
We get into:
If you’ve ever felt stuck in comfort, coasting, or running on fumes — this episode will feel uncomfortably familiar.
Patrick isn’t here because he “needed more knowledge.”
He’s here because he needed someone to hold him to the standard he knew he was capable of.
This is what happens when you stop avoiding hard things and start choosing them.
Book a call with Ben here
Join the cult here
Support the show
Want to know more about coaching? Book a call with Ben here
Where to find us
We Hack Health: Twitter
We Hack Health: Instagram
We Hack Health: Discord
Check out Overclock and Protein Protocol here
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Most people only chase goals they know they can hit.
Patrick isn’t wired that way and that’s exactly why this conversation matters.
In this episode, Patrick (former U.S. Army Ranger turned cybersecurity consultant) breaks down the real reason hard things matter: standards. The ones you earn, the ones you carry, and the ones that quietly ruin your life when you let them slip.
We get into:
If you’ve ever felt stuck in comfort, coasting, or running on fumes — this episode will feel uncomfortably familiar.
Patrick isn’t here because he “needed more knowledge.”
He’s here because he needed someone to hold him to the standard he knew he was capable of.
This is what happens when you stop avoiding hard things and start choosing them.
Book a call with Ben here
Join the cult here
Support the show
Want to know more about coaching? Book a call with Ben here
Where to find us
We Hack Health: Twitter
We Hack Health: Instagram
We Hack Health: Discord
Check out Overclock and Protein Protocol here

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