Ken Joslin

They medicate with those things instead of using that time to really take care of and build you as a leader.

And you'll find that you don't need those times to medicate.

Like that's what my therapy, my therapy, I used to play poker.

I'd go and I play poker for two days in a row.

And that was, or, or food.

I've lost a hundred pounds in five years, almost six years.

Congratulations.

It's thank you.

And it's, it's been, that used to be my medication.

I would just eat if I needed, if I felt stress.

Now it's like,

man, just let me get still.

Just let me get still before God because that's what I need.

And then I still like to do some of those things and there's nothing wrong with those things as long as you're not using those things to soothe or make you feel better or give you peace.

I tell our entrepreneurs, when I say it's your job to be obedient and God's job to build your business, I tell our entrepreneurs all the time,

Like if we will just simply be obedient and let God do what he wants to do.

I said, how many of us, I did this last week.

How many of us, because we're talking about value creation and finances this month, how many of us

we fall in love with our product versus falling in love with solving the problems of our clients.

Because the reality of it is, we all love our product more than the person we're trying to sell it to does.