Y'all, we're getting real about something that's been grinding my gears - the endless chatter about accountability without anyone actually doing the work. It's time to stop preaching and start practicing, because frankly, I'm tired of hearing about it when nobody's really living it.

What's cooking in this episode:

Why 2026 needs to be the year we stop talking about accountability and start being it

The truth about why most people run from taking responsibility (even for picking a bad restaurant)

How trauma bonding is keeping you stuck in the past instead of moving forward

The real reason why "let me explain" is just another way to dodge accountability

Plus, we're serving up some truth about:

Why asking "what's for dinner?" reveals everything wrong with how we handle responsibility

The difference between being accountable and being the accountability police

How to practice self-accountability without broadcasting your business to the world

Why leading by example beats preaching every single time

Warning: This episode might make you realize you've been part of the problem while pointing fingers at everyone else.

We're not sugarcoating anything here - it's time for some serious self-reflection. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and get ready for some straight talk about taking responsibility for your own life.

It's time to stop running from your mistakes and start learning from them. Remember, the best way to teach accountability is to show it, not preach it. Are you ready to lead by example?

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