A short spoken-message from Donald Burns warning that work-related preoccupation (using a restaurant as example) causes small moments of disconnection that can accumulate and destroy intimate relationships. The speaker urges business owners to seek help to create work–life balance and includes a direct call-to-action (DM the word 'go') to prevent irreversible damage.
You know when you're at home but your brain is still stuck at work. Maybe your partner tries to talk to you. You barely hear them because you were replaying the day in your head and you're worrying about tomorrow at the restaurant. That's how it all starts, those little moments of disconnection that add up until one day you're living with a stranger instead of a spouse. You've bought into the lie that your business needs all of you to survive. But here's the truth. You, your marriage is dying while you're trying to keep your restaurant alive. You're giving the best of yourself to your business and leaving nothing for the person who loves you the most. I'm the one person who can help you create the balance that you need to save both your restaurant and your relationships. Dm me the word go right now. Don't wait until the damage is irreversible. Let's fix it now before you lose what matters most.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
