Evan Carmichael explains why entrepreneurs who grow through self-development often damage relationships by trying to fix people close to them. The impulse comes from a good place, but ignoring one crucial trait like humility or patience turns growth into burnout and broken connections.
I think one of the biggest things that entrepreneurs struggle with is we want the people around us to get better. If you're on a personal development journey and you've grown and you've learned something and you're, you're in a better spot than when you used to be a year ago or 5 years ago, it's only natural that what you want to do is then help the people around you. You want to help your parents, you want to help your, your spouse, your brothers, your sisters, your nieces and nephews, your kids. You want to help the people around you get better too because you've awoken to the light, you So now you've seen a new world and everything is possible, and then you immediately start seeing all the holes and flaws in the people around you, and you want to help them.
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