Episode 55: Progressive Failure vs Justification Failure
If there’s one trap that keeps my clients stuck in their attempts to quit viewing pornography, it’s slipping up and staying there. They tell themselves quitting isn’t on the cards for them, that they’re addicted to porn, and that they can’t change.
A key component of the work I teach is all about how failure is required on your journey to quitting porn. But there are two types of failure that I see: one that helps you gradually get better by using failure as data, and one that has you not trying at all because you know failure is inevitable.
If you’ve heard me say you have to fail, and you’ve interpreted that to mean it’s not worth trying, listen in closely this week. I’m sharing the difference between progressive failure and justification failure, why practicing the former will have you surprised at how much faster you’ll be able to quit, and showing you how to apply this concept to other areas of your life and be amazed at what else you can accomplish.
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What You'll Learn from this Episode:
What progressive failure and justification failure mean.
The difference between progressive failure and justification failure.
An example of these types of failures from my own life.
Why progressive failure is the key to quitting pornography.
How to stop failing ahead of time.
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