FRF 054 : Comfort Zone Excuse
Get outside the 2X2 comfort zone box you're stuck in
If you're not willing to try something new, just simply because you're comfortable with what you're doing now, this podcast is for you. I was in that same boat, where I wanted things to change, but I wasn't will to be that change. Let's talk about this excuse today.
Here's where to start. Join me for a free 14 day fitness academy starting soon, at marchildebrand.com/academy. Promise to take good care of you like I've been.
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Above all, stay safe and healthy out there.
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