The Top 3 Weakest Excuses Men Make π©
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Hey Friend, Harley here... We've all been there - making flimsy justifications to avoid taking responsibility. But the truth is, excuses just hold us back from growing into our highest selves. Here are 3 of the lamest ones guys spout way too often: β’ "I Don't Have Time" β
β’ "It's Her Fault Our Relationship Sucks" π
β’ "I Can Get Through Life Without Vulnerability" π«
At the end of the day, making excuses is a coping mechanism to avoid hard truths about ourselves. It's the path of mediocrity. I like surrounding myself with men who take radical responsibility and focus on real solutions - not flimsy justifications. When the bullshit excuses stop, that's when the growth starts. If you want to join a brotherhood of accountable high-achievers, book a call to see if it's a good fit. We meet consistently to quit making excuses and level up our lives instead. The choice is yours.
Your friend, Harley |
Harley Seelbinder
@roadawayfromporn
Helping men become better. Quit p*rn and build your dream life π
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