In this episode, we delve into the reasons why people fail to achieve their goals, highlighting that the issue is often not knowledge but the action. We discuss common excuses people make, such as blaming external factors like the economy or personal health, and stress the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions. Josh shares insights from personal experiences and emphasises the value of mindset, consistency, and developing effective habits. Exploring the concept of 'self-sabotage' and introduce Dr. John D. Martini's idea that it stems from unfulfilled highest values. The episode also covers practical strategies for self-improvement, including goal setting, maintaining order in personal habits, and focusing energy on meaningful tasks. A diverse range of topics is discussed, from personal anecdotes about facing challenges to societal observations and the importance of aligning actions with long-term goals.00:00 Introduction and Episode Theme00:25 The Problem with Inaction01:32 Mindset and Role Models03:34 The Mountain Analogy05:41 Self-Sabotage and Highest Values07:31 Consistency and Following Through13:14 Branding Framework for Life19:11 Personal Goals and Desires35:53 Customer Service and Respect38:47 The Influence of Social Groups on Behavior39:47 Human Nature and the Need to Belong41:10 Conformity Experiments and Groupthink43:03 Testosterone and Resistance to Groupthink44:05 The Impact of Diet and Chemicals on Health45:58 Historical Context of Modern Companies47:42 The Importance of Personal Responsibility50:52 Drama and Social Media Influencers56:50 Organizational Habits and Personal Efficiency01:02:56 The Importance of Focus and Energy Management01:09:22 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up