Bradley Charbono on Accountability, Writing Habits, and Achieving Your Future Self
Cory Nunes introduces Bradley Charbono, who shares his early challenges and the pivotal role of accountability and monthly experiments in transforming his life. Bradley discusses cultivating a daily writing habit that led to authoring 39 books, while Cory reveals his personal 75-day challenge and podcasting goals. They explore Bradley's genre exploration and the profound impact of personal loss on his work. The conversation highlights empowering others through small goals and the one word program, with insights on envisioning and achieving one's future self. They also cover the steps to publishing, the significance of community support, and project completion. Contact information for Bradley and episode wrap-up conclude the discussion.
Key Points
- Procrastination and fear of failure can hold you back from achieving your dreams, but taking small, consistent actions can break those barriers.
- Starting with small, manageable goals, like writing every day for a month, can snowball into significant accomplishments and long-term habits.
- Having a supportive community or mentor can provide the necessary push and accountability to help you start and stick with your goals.
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