Dr. Stephen Sanders

Identity crisis.

It sends them on a spiral.

You don't.

And I think I have, I mean, I'm an entrepreneur at heart and I love entrepreneurs, but for

I think the thing is they go from a lot of these guys have had like eight to five jobs, nine to five jobs.

And so they had lunch buddies, they had work buddies and all that.

And then you go and you start a business from the ground up and it's just suddenly you, like you've lost your social connection.

You've lost those frameworks and it's tough, man.

And you're, and you're out there grinding and you're building this phenomenal business and you look up and you've lost all your social structure and it impacts your mental health, your physical health.

It's rough.

We got to do better, man.

The grind is overrated.

I've come to see there are seasons that you do have to grind it out, but we need to stop glorifying grinding enough time.

We need to glorify like, hey, this guy is optimizing everything he can so he can be present for his business, his family, his other relationships, and kill it in life.

Yeah, it does.

It just doesn't make sense.

But I think that goes back to framing, hey, what is your purpose?

What am I called to do?

Which lane am I called to run in, man?

No, it's not.