A short monologue by Bill Gallagher advising business owners that growing a business "doesn't have to suck" and that suffering during growth is optional. He recommends changing habits, communicating with spouses and friends, seeking coaches and peers, and reframing/embracing challenges to increase satisfaction and reduce stress and suffering during business growth.
Growing your business doesn't have to suck. All of that suffering is optional. And it's all about the way that you hold it and then you relate to it and the way that you operate. And if you change your habits, right? And so talk to your spouse, talk to your friends, talk to get a coach, talk to some peers, expand your approaches to the way that you've been trying to grow your business, and there'll be an awful lot of reward to that. Growing your business has many, many moments of challenge. The way you accept, embrace those challenges, the way you tackle those challenges makes all the difference in the fun and the satisfaction, the accomplishment of it, and reducing the suffering.
