Don't Love What You Do

11 Jul 2019 · 2 min
2:13

A short motivational monologue by Donald Burns aimed at restaurant owners and leaders urging them to become obsessed and fully committed to achieving success. Burns argues that love for the work is unnecessary; instead, addiction to winning, disciplined scheduling, relentless action, and willingness to be seen as "crazy" are what produce breakthroughs. He recommends modeling others, finding mentors or coaches, and joining masterminds to achieve extraordinary results.

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