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5 Minute Drill | Avoid this Accountability Mistake

podcast April 23, 2025

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Asking someone else to hold you accountable is a good thing, right?

Well, not exactly. If you’re anything like me, you’ve heard some variation of “Accountability is what separates the elite from the average.” So, it seems natural that if you want to win and achieve your goal, you’d approach someone to hold you accountable. I did this for years.

But here’s the hard truth: If you’re relying on others to hold you accountable, you’re missing the point of accountability.

For years, I believed that accountability meant someone else tracking my progress…reminding me to do the work…pushing me when I slowed down. But after seeing this attempt at accountability fail over and over, I realized the biggest mistake I was making – I was putting the responsibility of accountability on someone else instead of creating a system for it myself.

But the good news? I found the fix.

In this week’s episode of the Coming Up Clutch with J.R.™ show, I break down the one mistake that’s holding you back from true accountability and the success you deserve — and then give you a simple strategy to get it right. No more waiting for someone else to chase you down. Elite performers don’t ask for accountability — they create an environment where accountability thrives. So, if you’re tired of relying on others to keep you in check and you’re ready to take control of your success, then lock into this episode.

Let’s get it!

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Why accountability starts with you
  • How to build a system of accountability that works for you
  • The key steps to creating an environment where you’re automatically held to a higher standard
  • How to make sure your performance stays elite—no reminders needed.

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