John Jonas says claiming you're too busy to train someone is a story you tell yourself. He works two to three hours a day because he delegated and trained others. Most people brag about long hours instead.
Too busy to train someone. You're too busy to, like, grow your business. You're too busy to step back and get some time back in your life. Or you're too prideful to get time back in your life because that means you base your self esteem on how busy you are. To me, nothing about I'm too busy to train someone makes sense. So if that's the story you're telling yourself, think about that story and the consequences it's having in your business and in your life. Potentially of wow, you're super duper busy. And that may sound really awesome as you brag about you working 16 hours a day, but man, I work two to three hours a day and it's really, really nice and much better than working 15.
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