Ep. 238 - Habits and Principles Over Hindsight: Why Consistency and Instincts Beat Your Experience

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In this episode, we dive right into the power of consistency and why it often trumps past experience in achieving career success.
While experience can provide valuable insights, it robs you of time. You can’t learn from future experience now. It’s the principles we live by and daily habits we form and consistently apply that truly determine our ability to grow and succeed.
In this Episode: Dr. Jeremy Lucabaugh, Nicolas Kruegar, Lee Crowson, LindaAnn Rogers
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