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Good evening, Mavericks and Momentum Makers. You’re here because you’re not satisfied with average, and neither am I. This is Spencer Uncensored, Episode 85. If you're just joining us, buckle up. We’ve had 84 conversations before this about how to build momentum, boost mastery, and tap into the deeper levels of productivity, profitability, and purpose that most people only dream about.
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Let’s get one thing straight: Businesses don’t grow—people do. The money, the success, the accolades—they all come on the backside of personal development. Why? Because over the last 20 years of working with business leaders, I’ve seen it over and over again: You don’t level up your business without leveling up yourself. If you’re new around here, welcome. And if you’ve been with me for a while, thanks for coming back. Let’s dive in.

​We've all been there. We set a goal, full of good intentions, only to find ourselves stuck in the same spot, wondering why things didn’t pan out. Why is it that despite our best efforts, goals often feel like elusive mirages? The problem isn't the ambition—it's the approach.

In the business world, especially, we hear a lot about goals. Everyone's talking about how to set them, how to chase them, and how to achieve them. But here's the kicker: most of the time, people are getting it wrong. They're either setting goals that aren't truly aligned with what they want or failing to consider the full impact of these goals on their lives.
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Let's break this down with a bit of practical wisdom.

We live in a world where everyone’s searching for the next big thing. The latest hack, the secret sauce, the shiny object that promises to transform our lives overnight. But here’s the truth: There’s nothing new under the sun.

It’s easy to get caught up in the noise, to think that the answer lies in the next book, podcast, or seminar. But the real power? It lies in something much simpler, something we’ve had within us all along.

Your decisions determine your destiny.
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Let’s unpack that.

​Good evening, everyone. It's Spencer Combs here, and welcome to Spencer Uncensored, Episode 82. Tonight, I want to delve into a topic that is on many minds these days: how to navigate and thrive during an economic downturn. We believe that professional development always happens on the backside of personal development because businesses don't grow—people do. So, let's explore strategies that can help you stay on top or get on top during challenging economic times.

Welcome to the Momentum & Mastery Blog!
I’m Spencer Combs, and today, I’m thrilled to share some profound insights from my recent interview on The Kim Jacobs Show. In this episode, we delve deep into the Unshakeable Framework—a system designed to help business leaders like you turn distress into progress and uncertainty into clarity. For those who haven't had the chance to watch the interview, click the photo below and watch the whole thing. Let's explore the key takeaways that can transform your business leadership.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of Spencer Uncensored. This is episode 80, a milestone in our journey of uncovering unshakable secrets that help business owners boost their momentum and build mastery. My name is Spencer Combs, and I firmly believe that professional development always follows personal development. After all, businesses don’t grow; people do. That’s why we’re here tonight, answering the question: What does it take to move your business and life forward?
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In this episode, we dive into the heart of the Unshakable Framework, which is essentially two frameworks in one. We have the momentum side, which encompasses the Drift to Drive framework—how to get people to take action, tap into the four factors of drive, and consistently move forward. On the other side, we have mastery. Previously, I called it maintenance, but it's really about mastery—building systems, creating processes, and ensuring consistency over time. You need both momentum and mastery to achieve long-term success.

Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of Spencer Uncensored. This is episode 79, and I'm thrilled to have you here with me tonight. Before I dive into where I am right now, I trust you can hear me okay despite the wind. I've positioned my Jeep just right to minimize the noise, but let me know in the comments if the sound is clear.

For those who are new, my name is Spencer Combs, and I firmly believe that professional development always follows personal development. We've had 78 episodes where we've talked about business, unshakable secrets, and ways to boost your momentum and build mastery.

​Tonight, I'm broadcasting from a rather unique location, and I can't wait to share more about it. But first, let's cover our topics for the evening. We’re diving into two key areas: the Drift to Drive framework from the Momentum Framework and a lesson from the Mastery Framework, also known as the Qualified Champions Framework.

​Welcome to Spencer Uncensored, episode 77. We've come a long way together, and tonight, we're covering  some exciting updates and heavy ideas.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Spencer Uncensored. This is episode 76, and I'm thrilled to have you here, whether you're joining us live in the Unshakeable Secrets group for business leaders or catching this later on our YouTube Channel. Your presence means a lot, and I appreciate you being here.

Tonight, I've got a few updates to share before we dive into some crucial conversations that might be exactly what you need to hear right now.