A short motivational talk emphasizing that people who prioritize planning and important tasks accomplish more despite having the same 168 hours per week as everyone else; the speaker argues these people 'get up and do them first,' balancing work and family time.
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There are people who have very serious jobs who spend a lot of relaxed time with their families during the work weeks. There are people who think beyond the day to day firefight and actually spend time planning and strategizing about their businesses and about their careers. And the funny thing is, these people all have the exact same 168 hours as everyone else. Their jobs are no less demanding and their children are no less likely to refuse to wear socks. Or at least I think so. Maybe that's just my little angels who refuse to wear their socks. But these people make things happen. They make important things happen because they get up and they do them first.