Mark Evans DM on how drinking drained his energy and killed his drive to work. He frames it as an energy audit: identify what's draining you, make the hard calls, and execute them fast. Delay just prolongs the pain.
What makes me not productive and not want to work. Drinking the night before is cool, but am I cool to sacrifice three days of my life to go through hell to get back on track? The answer is absolutely not. But until I put it into that kind of context, nothing changed until I made the change. And this is all through energy auditing. What's sucking my energy away from me. Maybe you have people in your companies that you need to let go. You know it, they know it. You need to make the decision and execute on the decision. I'm not saying what I'm talking about is always easy and rainbows and unicorns. Actually, oftentimes it's the opposite. It's hard, it's emotional, it's scary, it's sad. But at the end of the day, if you don't execute what you know, you're the one that's sad. Emotional upset, depressed, and you're carrying all this weight around with you.
