In today’s episode of Next Level University, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros break down why the habits you avoid may actually be the key to self-esteem, growth, and fulfillment. Discover the truth about comfort zones, keystone habits, and the “self-esteem tax” that shapes your success. Hit play to learn the secret.
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Show notes:
(3:16) How keystone habits shape self-esteem
(6:56) Conditioning, standards, and waking up early
(10:06) The top three habits that matter most
(15:03) Why everyone pays a self-esteem tax
(19:07) Growth cycles, goals, and falling backward
(21:37) Partnership strengths: Battering ram and hacker
(23:21) Outro
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