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Grit Meets Growth

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 Chris Cathers and John Gamades bring you Grit Meets Growth... The podcast where we explore the power of getting uncomfortable, making things happen, and creating a magnetic life. Are you ready?

Chris Cathers is the co-founder and CEO of Octellient, an information security expert, advisor and coach, and a cancer survivor.

John Gamades is a co-founder and partner at the marketing agency OrangeBall Creative and the author of the Depth Not Width blog.

Both are proud husbands, dads, and leaders in all they do. Having experienced adversity, challenges, the pressure of being entrepreneurs, Grit Meets Growth is the authentic and raw sharing of their journeys.Copyright Grit Meets Growth Podcast 経済学
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  • What Are You Tolerating Of Yourself and Others? The Tolerance Trap - Episode 112

    What Are You Tolerating Of Yourself and Others? The Tolerance Trap - Episode 112
    2025/08/13
    In this episode, we’re taking last week’s conversation on why staying the same is easy and why it’s killing your growth, and pushing it further. We’re diving into a powerful, uncomfortable question: What are you tolerating in your life?

    From toxic relationships to weak boundaries, from bad habits to the excuses you’ve made a dozen times, these are the silent drains on your energy, purpose, and potential. We’ll talk about the cost of tolerating mediocrity, how your tolerances teach the world how to treat you, and why reclaiming your power starts with saying, “No more.”

    This isn’t about blowing up your life—it’s about setting higher standards, building resilience, and doing the work to create the life you actually want. As you listen, start your list: three, four, five things you’re done tolerating. Then get ready to take them on.

    5 key insights from the episode:
    What you tolerate teaches the world how to treat you
    Whether it’s in relationships, work, or your personal habits, allowing mediocrity or negativity sets the standard for how others (and you) will behave toward you.

    Excuses and tolerances are linked
    Repeated excuses are often a sign of something you’re tolerating that’s holding you back. Identifying those excuses can help you uncover the deeper issues to address.

    Tolerances have a cost
    Every compromise you make on your standards can drain your peace, health, relationships, and potential, even if it feels “easier” in the moment.

    Change takes time
    You’ve likely been tolerating certain things for years or decades. Shifting away from them is a process—more like a dimmer switch than an on/off switch—requiring consistent effort and resilience.

    Self-respect drives growth
    Eliminating negative tolerances isn’t selfish. It’s about honoring your own value, setting boundaries, and showing up as the best version of yourself for your work, relationships, and personal goals

    One Truth
    What you tolerate—whether from others or from yourself—defines the quality of your life.
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    24 分
  • The Wake-Up Call: Staying the Same Is Easy (And That’s the Problem) - Episode 111

    The Wake-Up Call: Staying the Same Is Easy (And That’s the Problem) - Episode 111
    2025/07/30
    Staying the same is easy. It’s cozy, it’s familiar, and it doesn’t ask much of us. But what if that comfort is quietly holding you back from who you’re really meant to be? In this episode of the Grit Meets Growth podcast, we’re diving into the tug-of-war between comfort and growth. From personal stories about stepping out of the air-conditioned house into the heat, to breaking old habits that no longer serve us, we’re talking about what it takes to stop tolerating the status quo and start chasing the version of yourself you haven’t met yet. If you’ve ever felt stuck, knowing what you should do but not doing it, this one’s for you. Let’s get into it.

    Five insights from this epsiode:
    1. Staying the same is easy, but it costs you everything. Comfort demands nothing from you, but it quietly robs you of your potential, your purpose, and your growth.
    2. Discipline is the bridge between knowing and doing. You already know what you need to do. Discipline is what moves you from intention to action, especially when motivation fades.
    3. Small changes create massive momentum. Transformation doesn’t start with a giant leap. It starts with showing up, taking the first step, and building consistent habits.
    4. Who you surround yourself with determines how far you go. Growth accelerates in community. Accountability and encouragement from the right people push you further than you can go alone.
    5. Becoming who you’re meant to be means letting go of who you’ve been. Change is uncomfortable. You might outgrow relationships, habits, or routines. That’s the price of becoming the best version of yourself.

    ONE TRUTH:
    Staying the same feels safe, but it’s slowly stealing your potential. Growth demands discomfort, discipline, and change. If you want to become who you’re meant to be, you have to stop choosing easy.
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    37 分
  • What Matters Most: Leaning Into Priorities and Letting Go Of Distractions - Episode 110

    What Matters Most: Leaning Into Priorities and Letting Go Of Distractions - Episode 110
    2025/07/16
    This episode is all about priorities—how they shift, how they shape us, and how we sometimes get them wrong before we get them right. We unpack what it means to live with intention, why peace and purpose matter more than hustle and grind, and how redefining success can change everything. From fatherhood and marriage to leadership and legacy, we take a raw, honest look at what it means to grow as a man—and why action is the bridge between what we say matters and how we actually live. If you’ve ever felt the drift or needed a reset, this one’s for you.

    Here are 5 key takeaways from the episode:
    1. Priorities shift with seasons. What matters in your 20s may not matter in your 40s or 50s. Being willing to reevaluate and realign your priorities is part of growth.
    2. Peace is the new ambition. Hustle and grind have their place, but lasting success includes rest, clarity, and inner peace. You don’t have to earn rest—it's essential.
    3. Brotherhood creates accountability. The right circle will call you out, lift you up, and keep your priorities in check. Growth happens best in community.
    4. Legacy matters more than image. At some point, it’s less about what people see and more about the impact you leave behind—in your family, your business, and your life.
    5. Action reveals your real priorities. If you say something matters but aren’t taking action on it, it might not be a true priority. Your choices expose what’s really important.
    One Truth: Your priorities shape your reality—and if your actions don’t align with what you say matters, it’s time for a gut check.
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    35 分
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