Brett Rossell

Host of the Getting After It podcast. On a mission of self-growth and helping others unlock their potential.

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“Overthinking invents more problems than it solves.” — @G_S_Bhogal

We’re often our own biggest enemy, especially when we try to talk ourselves out of doing what we know we need to do.

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@UberUte @YouTubeTV Cable TV died but is back due to subscription bundles. It's why I have none. :(

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@readswithravi I love this perspective. Choosing the harder path for a better future.

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@jockowillink I tried holding the fort @JockoWillink, but @EchoCharles heel-hooked me, and it was game over.

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Consistency is a rare, powerful trait that surpasses intensity. People crave instant dramatic change, but true transformation requires time and persistence. Keep showing up, even when you want to quit. Show up today, in whatever way you can.

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@GiaMMacool Discipline is tough, but its rewards justify the effort.

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When an ordinary dad decides he's done with mediocrity, what happens? In this episode, I talk with Brayden, who turned fear into motivation. From struggling to run a mile at 29 to completing an Ironman 70.3, he shares his transformation story.

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Hope Still Matters in the Dark:

For anyone going through a hard time.

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@AlexandrePesant ♥️

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In this episode, I sat down with my friend Jared Lee to unpack one of the deepest conversations we’ve had on the show yet—one that weaves through philosophy, religion, suffering, and the pursuit of meaning.

https://t.co/hGOIdcYfwX

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What does "get after it" really mean?

Ally joins me to unpack the phrase, beyond t-shirts, hashtags, and highlight reels. It’s about discipline, daily effort, mental battles, and doing the hard thing when no one’s watching.

https://t.co/c76iNaDZlZ

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What happens when you get dropped into the heart of the Amazon rainforest with nothing but a machete, a bow, and the will to make it out alive?
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Love Your Fate. Even When It Hurts. https://t.co/hyJ5aYsViV

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The biggest changes begin with the smallest actions. Transformation takes time and consistency, but eventually, you'll be unrecognizable.

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You don’t have to love the pain. But you can love what it produces.

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When you zero in solely on the negatives, it’s like feeding a flame that grows until it consumes your very sense of self.

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In this episode, I explore a hard-learned truth: brilliance follows boredom. Whether pursuing fitness, business, writing, or personal growth, the work often feels monotonous, progress invisible, and motivation absent. That’s not the end—it’s the start of real change.

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There's a profound truth in doing the unsexy work—the long, repetitive hours no one sees—because it builds the foundation for success.

Let me know your thoughts on my latest Substack!

https://t.co/aOneEjwUWu

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Check out my latest Substack post on how to embrace change instead of avoiding it. Let me know what you think.

https://t.co/fyJSXMv07J

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In this episode, I explore the power of authenticity—not the superficial Instagram kind, but the type rooted in self-awareness, embracing your quirks and passions, and evolving while staying true to yourself.

https://t.co/mvPlb6UCso

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Marriage is a superpower.