Most leaders don’t burn out from the work.
They burn out from the replay.
Replaying yesterday’s mistakes.
Replaying missed follow-ups.
Replaying blown deals.
And then dragging the entire team through the same film session over and over.
You think it’s coaching.
But it’s really pain without learning.
Accuracy without hope.
And it’s quietly killing belief inside your store.
In this episode, Chris breaks down why constantly diagnosing failure doesn’t create change—and how elite leaders shift from accurately describing the past to effectively shaping the future.
You’ll hear a powerful story from college football that proves one simple leadership shift can restore belief, create momentum, and unlock performance almost instantly.
Today, catch yourself in one moment where you’d normally replay the mistake.
Instead, ask: “What’s one win we can create next?”
One moment.
One sentence.
One shift.
That’s how cultures change.
You’re either replaying the past — or creating the future.
Choose effectiveness.
Choose hope.
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Remember:
You don’t need a better market.
You don’t need better leads.
You don’t even need better people.
You need to become a better leader.
Let’s go create some leadership fire.