In this episode, Molly and I talk about how easy it is to forget how well things are actually going, even with irrefutable evidence of it, and how grounding into that can completely change your experience of business.

We also dig into the realities of hypervigilance, decision fatigue, and momentum. Plus why great coaching isn't about new insights every time, but about revisiting the right ones until they stick. This conversation is a reminder that success doesn't require perfection, that growth often comes from noticing patterns before they take over, and that staying anchored in what's working is one of the hardest (and most important) parts of scaling.

In this episode, you'll hear:

• The lie that organization is a requirement for success (and other BS we need to bust) • Why we can have clear evidence of success and still struggle to process it • The trap of comparing our own offers too much (and how we can easily fall into de-valuing them) • The coaching call out I gave Molly on what she was using our session for (and why I thought maybe it wasn't the best choice) • What great coaching actually looks like in the tough moments • How to identify momentum anchors and reduce decision fatigue

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Momentum, Hypervigilance, and the Truth About Growth (Session 12 with Molly)