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How To Get An Accountability Partner
Just because you are reading an article doesn't mean you can go ahead to have a partner.
You need to be crystal clear about why you need one before starting looking out for who will make a great duo with you.
Bear in mind that some people want to feed off your achievement, which is complimentary, not competitive. You have to be ready to give them something substantial in return for their time.
4 Perks of Having An Accountability Partner
I never knew what an accountability partner was until I had my experience with one. It gave me this push that’s now on autopilot.
I have never driven an airplane, except in video games like GTA V. Yes, I sure know what autopilot feels like for the past months as I have been attaining new heights all around my life.
My mentor happened to be my accountability partner. I was super lucky to have an all-in-one mentor. Every day, I would send my mentor three goals I want to smash for the day while she does the same.
Turn On Yourself By Going Offline
You are missing a million light-years passing by without your knowledge because you stay plugged into your phone.
You are growing apart from your partner, suppressing the emotions you need to show to your children, your friends and becoming alien to yourself.
I have been reading Jim Kwik's Book Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life. In the book, he talks about the four digital horsemen.
Could This Be The Reason Why People Don’t Help You?
Regardless of whoever you are or whatever you are, you need help. You want it now like never before. The more you ask for help, the more it seems to run away from you.
Sometimes, you question yourself, doubt yourself and even feel like giving up because you aren’t seeing any need to ask for help in the future.
I feel like asking for help can position you to be humble, which doesn't come easily. Yet after laying away pride, you still don’t get what you are requesting.

