Jacqueline Elliott argues you lie to yourself constantly, breaking promises about habits and half-assing effort at home while giving clients your best. She says treat your spouse as your why, not leftovers, and match the energy you show work with the people you love.
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Andy and I always ask this question, would you ever be in a relationship with somebody who lied to you? They're like no, no way. I would never do that. Right, but you lie to yourself every single day. You've said, hey, I'm going to start doing this, I'm going to start going to the gym. And guess what? You keep making false promises to yourself. One of the reasons why we've scaled and we've grown so much is because Andy and I joined forces and we decided to not just chase money. The reason why we have our culture is because we all work together and we grow. Whether your spouse works with you or she does not have to, she has to be a part of that journey. She is your why. Don't bring home leftovers to her. Don't bring home leftovers to your kids. You want that support, you better freakin be as excited as you are with your clients to bring home what you need to in order for her to support you.