Excerpt from a YouTube video where the speaker argues against the idea of “balance,” advocating instead for focused presence—especially with family. The speaker contrasts multitasking (e.g., watching TV while children act out) with intentionally dedicating focused time to family members.
I don't really believe in balance, you know, I believe in focus. Like, if I'm doing a big event, I'm sitting down with the fan, said, yo, I'm gonna be busy for two weeks. Just a heads up, I might be a little off, you know, because I am pretty present. I don't think it's about balance, about being present. You know, I think a lot of people are doing on balance, but they're watching football while their kids are screaming, breaking stuff in the house, you know, oh, I'm so balanced. I'm paying all the fan time. But you're not investing time with the fan.
