Ben Greenfield

There will always be opportunities.

There will always be more money to make.

And if you let your business eat you alive, it will.

For most of us, eating the frog, doing the hard thing first is journaling, meditation, prayer, gratitude, family time, family devotion, family huddles, working out, and

But if you focus on God, your spouse, your family and children, and your health first, then the business will not only...

come about and happen.

And you're still gonna have plenty of hours in the day.

The business will always be there.

But at the end of the day, the money that you make, and the business that you build will be more fulfilling for you.

And frankly, you know, and there's a guy who is featured in my book, Boundless Parenting, who told me this when we were sitting at dinner one night.

Because you will have a happy family at home to enjoy dinner with each night and hang out with and you won't have that angst of having forsaken relationships to build your business.

He's actually one of the parents featured in Boundless Parenting, Chad Johnson.

He's a father of 11, Ironman triathlete, big mountain skier, amazing guy.

Your body will thank you because it feels good.

He said, Ben, your business will eat you alive.

And you can actually go out and go on adventures.

golfing and tennis and pickleball and wake surfing and all the things that you should be able to do with the money that you're making.

Like the emails will never stop coming.

Zero inbox will...

Never be a reality, only occasionally at different points throughout the day or the week.