Ken Joslin

You have to, because entrepreneurship will eat your lunch and you'll look up at the end of the day and be like, dude, I've worked.

There are seasons where we grind.

There are seasons where it's 13, 12, 13, 14.

I work 12 and a half hours on Monday and about 12 hours on Tuesday.

But I don't do that all the time.

There's just, there's seasons where you have to put in more, but you've also got to, when I calendar, when I do my calendar, the most important time of my week is

is the 30 minutes on Sunday afternoon or Sunday evening where my wife and I sit down and go, okay, what's on the calendar this week?

What do we have?

When are we getting workouts in?

What do our meals look like?

What are the appointments we have?

Where can you and I get, where's our date time coming?

We plan all of those things out because the more you grow as an entrepreneur, the more you grow as a business leader and business owner, I don't care if you're a faith-based guy or gal or not, but the more you grow, the more pressure your schedule, your calendar, your team is going to throw at you to be busy.

To just do things.

And if you don't take care of yourself first and don't calendar those times to work on the business, not in the business, you'll be in trouble.

But if you can be disciplined enough to learn that, you can learn that one truth, it literally will change your life.

And it sounds so simple, but it is 100% true.

You know what, Mo?

Most people do, Ryan.

Most people medicate the food, margarita, movie, TV, Netflix.