Short clip in which the speaker introduces a personal life-prioritization framework called the "five Fs": faith, family, friends, food, and fun, presented in that order. The speaker identifies as a Christian Methodist, emphasizes faith as primary and family (fatherhood) as the most important role, and briefly defines the other items as life priorities.
I started prioritizing life. And it's something I call the five Fs. And it's in order. Faith, family, friends, food and fun. There you go. And so faith is whatever your faith is. And, you know, I'm a Christian, I'm a Methodist, but whatever that is, as long as that's the primary part of your life, and that comes first, and then obviously, family is second. I've got a lot of job titles, do a lot of other stuff besides restaurants. Most important job title I ever had or will ever had is being a father.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
