Get Out of Your Own Way

Stop Self-Sabotage, Silence the Inner Critic, Build Unshakable Confidence, and Reclaim Your Life

By: Brian Chase

Narrated by: Lee Goettl

What if the only thing standing between you and the life you want… is you?

You dream big, but hesitate. You feel called to do more, but self-doubt always seems louder. You start things—but never finish. Deep down, you know you’re capable of so much more… but something keeps pulling you back.

That something is self-sabotage. And it’s time to break free.

In Get Out of Your Own Way: Break Free from Self-Sabotage, Silence the Inner Critic, Build Unshakable Confidence and Reclaim Your Life, you’ll discover how to overcome the mental and emotional patterns that have been quietly running the show. With heartfelt guidance and science-backed strategies, this book empowers you to take back your power—one small, intentional step at a time.

What you’ll learn inside:

• Turn your inner critic into your greatest source of confidence
• The real reason behind procrastination—and how to use it to your advantage
• Shift from a scarcity mindset to a life of gratitude and abundance
• Simple, no-fluff mindfulness techniques—even if you think you’re too busy
• How your nutrition silently impacts your confidence and clarity
• Rewire your habits and identity to become the person you were meant to be

Whether you struggle with perfectionism, fear of failure, emotional burnout, or self-doubt, this book will help you reclaim your clarity, confidence, and purpose.

This is your permission slip to stop playing small—and start showing up fully.

If you’re ready to change your mindset, build powerful habits, and step into the life you’ve always wanted…

Scroll up and grab your copy of Get Out of Your Own Way now—because your transformation starts today.

©2025 Brian Chase (P)2025 Brian Chase

Helped Me Break My Own Patterns

I didn’t realize how much I was holding myself back until I started reading this. It pointed out some of the habits and thoughts I’ve had for years but never questioned. The way it’s written made it easy to relate to, and I started trying out some of the suggestions right away. It gave me a fresh perspective and a bit more confidence to move forward without second-guessing everything. Solid read if you’re stuck in your own head.

Freeing and Motivating

Get Out of Your Own Way really hit home for me. Brian Chase dives into the ways we hold ourselves back with self-sabotage and that constant inner critic, but he also gives clear steps to push past them. What I loved most was how practical and encouraging it felt—it wasn’t just theory, it was actionable. By the end, I felt lighter, more confident, and ready to stop standing in my own way and actually move toward the life I want.

Practical and Uplifting

This audiobook really made me reflect on how much my own thoughts can hold me back. The steps are practical, and the narration feels encouraging without being overwhelming. I liked the simple strategies to quiet the inner critic and build confidence in daily life. It’s a helpful guide for anyone ready to break patterns and move forward.

A Practical Guide to Stop Holding Yourself Back

Get Out of Your Own Way is one of those books that feels like it’s talking right to you. It helped me see how much my own inner critic and procrastination were holding me back, and gave me simple ways to flip them into strengths. I loved the mix of mindset shifts and practical tips—like mindfulness, nutrition, and boundaries—that I can actually use every day. It’s encouraging, relatable, and exactly what I needed.

Why I Listened Anyway

I originally got this audiobook for a friend—but ended up listening to it myself. I’m glad I did.

– It helped me see how often I get in my own way
– The strategies are clear and easy to try, even during a busy day
– I liked how it tackled self-doubt, procrastination, and perfectionism without sounding preachy
– The narrator’s tone felt honest, supportive, and grounded
– The mix of mindset, habit, and even nutrition tips made it more complete than I expected

It’s one of those rare books that actually sticks with you. I picked it up for someone else, but it gave me a lot too.