Welcome back with another Friday rant. Today, I’m tackling a common struggle all entrepreneurs face: the fear of pulling your foot off the gas. Episode Summary: In this rant, I discuss the intense anxiety that comes with entrepreneurship—how many of us believe that taking a break or stepping back means losing our edge or falling behind. I explore the mindset that drives this fear and the importance of understanding that living in abundance can lead to greater success than the constant fight-or-flight mentality. Key Highlights: - Fear of Losing Momentum: How the relentless pressure to keep pushing can lead to burnout and take away joy from life. - The Myth of Constant Hustle: Examining the belief that taking time off equates to failure or losing ground in business. - Shifting Mindset: Understanding that by taking care of yourself and living in abundance, opportunities will come to you rather than having to force them. - The Importance of Rest: Discussing the benefits of rest and how it impacts overall performance and well-being. - Real Talk on Reality: Reflecting on how we justify neglecting our health, family, and personal time while chasing success. This episode serves as a wake-up call to all the driven entrepreneurs out there. It’s not only okay to take a break; it’s essential! Remember, you can still show up the next day, and everything will be waiting for you. I hope you find value in this rant, and it encourages you to take that necessary time for yourself. Thanks for tuning in, and I’ll see you next time! 👉 Stop playing small, book a call! Link in bio 👉 For more information visit austinlinney.com 👉 The @constructyourlifepodcast is available on ALL platforms 👉 Go take a look at www.proactiveoperators.com. We’re not just coaches—we’re business operators and investors with skin in the game. Every strategy we share is battle-tested in our own companies.

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