Short personal monologue by creator Mark Evans DM describing daily family routines (taking his son to tennis), involvement in family time, and parallel business/financial planning. Emphasizes teamwork (asking for help, relying on team members) and practical advice to audit time and pull the right levers to achieve desired results.
The reason I'm trying to share this stuff is it's real life. It's real world of what's going on in my world. At 4 o', clock, I take my son to tennis. Me, my wife and my daughter, we all go down there and hang out. We're watching him play tennis. There's like 25 kids there hanging out. The parents, we're talking, their kids are playing. My daughter's on the playground. It's just a fun, cool thing. I don't want to miss it. I don't want to. So therefore I do not miss it. So, finances. I was talking with my tax accountant, tax advisor, I should say, also my lawyer, about moving, utilizing some LLC strategies to make some moves. I got some new acquisitions and business I'm doing or trying to do it. Q1 Are we trying to do it before the end of the year? There's all these conversations going on, but it's not me just doing all the work. I'm not that smart. I ask for help every single day. I have lots of great team members on all levels of my life making me better from health, wealth, finance, fitness, all this shit. So take stock, audit your time. If you're not getting the results you want, it's not because they don't exist. It's because you're not pulling the right levers to get the results to show up there.
