The Inner Strategy: A Stoic Blueprint Behind Bold Leadership

Ep 150 – Define the Win You Can Live With

• The One and Only Scott Smith • Season 2 • Episode 150

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🎙️ Episode Summary

Seneca said, “No man is more unhappy than he who never faces adversity.”
Why? Because progress demands proof—and proof lives in action.

In this episode, Scott Smith unpacks why defining a clear, controllable win each day is the foundation of progress and peace. Learn how to build momentum with a simple three-checkbox system that anchors your attention on what you can control.

🧠 What You’ll Learn Today:

  • How to design daily wins that build real confidence
  • The difference between motivation and measurable action
  • Why clarity creates freedom
  • How adversity reveals growth

💬 Share This With a Leader Who:

  • Feels stuck between goals and execution
  • Needs a way to track daily progress
  • Wants to trade overwhelm for clarity

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Hosted by Scott Smith, founder of Akhada Consulting, co-founder of ChatWorx, and host of The Outsourcing Blueprint podcast, this series blends ancient Stoic wisdom with real-world business strategy to help you lead with clarity, manage both your teams and yourself effectively, and move with purpose.

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