Most men aren’t failing because they lack talent. They’re failing because they won’t take enough shots. In this episode, Shaun O’Gorman breaks down a blunt truth: outcomes are not mainly about timing or luck. They are about volume, consistency, and staying in the game long enough for probability to work in your favour. But there’s a deeper layer most men avoid. A lot of men are scared to lead in today’s society because leadership has been confused with ego, control, or “toxic masculinity.” So they shrink. They people please. They overthink. They wait until they feel ready. And that hesitation costs them their relationship, their business, their fitness, and their self-respect. This episode is a direct call out of perfectionism, because perfection is just fear wearing a smarter outfit. If you never attempt, you never risk criticism. If you never speak up, you never get judged. If you never set standards, you never get rejected. That might feel safer, but it quietly destroys trust. People do not follow potential. They follow proof. Shaun gives you a simple framework to rebuild momentum: set a daily minimum standard, measure what you can control, treat every miss as data not identity, and stack small wins until confidence becomes unavoidable. If you want to be a strong leader, stop negotiating with yourself. Decide the behaviour. Schedule it. Do it even when you do not feel like it. Review. Repeat. The goal is not to guarantee success every time. The goal is to increase the odds by showing up again, when most people quit. The post EP 3613 It’s a long road. appeared first on The Strong Life Project.

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