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If grinding harder actually worked, you wouldn’t still feel behind, stretched thin, or secretly resentful of the life you built. The truth is, most high achievers don’t need more discipline. They need a new relationship with capacity.

I learned this the hard way. I was working constantly, sacrificing presence with my son, my marriage, and myself in the name of “success.” The results weren’t matching the output. That disconnect forced me to look inward and question the hustle identity I’d been operating from for years.

This conversation is about the moment when effort stops being the solution and starts becoming the bottleneck.

What we get into:
• Why hustling harder eventually caps your growth
• How white space creates clearer leadership and better decisions
• The nervous system shift required to receive more without spiraling
• Why scaling capacity matters more than scaling hours

Growth accelerates when the container expands, not when you’re at full throttle.

Timestamps
00:00:04 Hard work myth
00:01:32 Output vs results
00:03:12 How to receive
00:05:18 White space wins
00:06:24 Capacity focus
00:08:30 Rewiring capacity
00:09:58 Holding more

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Meant to Win shares personal stories and reflections on business, leadership, and growth for educational and inspirational purposes only. This is not medical, legal, financial, or professional advice. Results vary, and you are responsible for your own decisions and actions.