Do your actions spring from virtue or fear? That's the provocative question we're exploring in our latest podcast episode. I'm your host, Sean, a performance coach and special ops combat veteran, who's ready to dive into the origins of our motivations. We ponder the precarious behaviors of high-performing individuals constantly on the brink of burnout, challenging the ingrained notion of fear-based motivation. We'll dissect its impact on the sustainability and constructiveness of our endeavors, and evaluate why it's crucial to strive towards actions driven by virtue instead.

Ever found yourself constantly saying yes or constantly fighting? You may be a people-pleaser, a condition we delve into in our second chapter. We discuss how such behavior can hurt your credibility and breed inconsistency in relationships. But, fear not, we also talk about the power of feedback and self-reflection in identifying patterns and motivations behind our actions. Join me on this journey to understand the undercurrents of our behavior and how every action, whether virtuous or not, leaves its mark. It's time to ensure our motivations are virtuous, not fear-driven, as we construct the life we truly desire.

Are you an executive, entrepreneur, or combat veteran looking to overcome subconscious blind spots and limiting messaging to unlock your highest performance? Feel free to reach out to Sean at Reload Coaching and Consulting.