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Before the Momentum Room existed, Jen struggled with accountability programs because, for many high achievers like her, the fear and shame of showing up without a commitment finished was worse than the money she lost from abandoning a program.
These accountability systems that the programs ran on did not take into account the person behind the goals and how self-doubt affects momentum.
So Jen decided to build a program that did. It's called The Momentum Room.
In this episode, she traces the real origin story of the Momentum Room: from a classroom full of kids who needed to be seen as people, not checkboxes, to the moment she learned about the primal brain and understood why follow-through is really a self-trust problem -- and what happened when her own brain tried to talk her out of building something different.
If last week's episode made you recognize yourself in the gap between knowing and doing, this one explains why that gap exists -- and why the Momentum Room is built the way it is.
Visit www.jenlaffin.com/tmr to learn more and schedule a conversation with Jen.
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By Jen LaffinBefore the Momentum Room existed, Jen struggled with accountability programs because, for many high achievers like her, the fear and shame of showing up without a commitment finished was worse than the money she lost from abandoning a program.
These accountability systems that the programs ran on did not take into account the person behind the goals and how self-doubt affects momentum.
So Jen decided to build a program that did. It's called The Momentum Room.
In this episode, she traces the real origin story of the Momentum Room: from a classroom full of kids who needed to be seen as people, not checkboxes, to the moment she learned about the primal brain and understood why follow-through is really a self-trust problem -- and what happened when her own brain tried to talk her out of building something different.
If last week's episode made you recognize yourself in the gap between knowing and doing, this one explains why that gap exists -- and why the Momentum Room is built the way it is.
Visit www.jenlaffin.com/tmr to learn more and schedule a conversation with Jen.
Thank you for listening!
Follow the Show ~ If you enjoyed today's episode, please follow The Goal Getter Guide Podcast so that new episodes are delivered automatically to your favorite podcast feed.
Want more?