Short YouTube conversation (Mark Evans DM with another speaker) about prioritizing and structuring family time. Speakers discuss practical moments for engagement (e.g., when babysitter leaves, taking kids to play or swim), suggest viewing family time on a 2–7 scale depending on need, and emphasize converting thoughts into concrete goals and actions rather than excuses.
How much family time do I need? What does that look like?
When do they need me the most? Maybe family time is not a 5.
To 7 like you think it is. Maybe it's a 2 to 4 when the babysitter leaves and your wife or spouse needs some time to themselves. Take the kids and go play with them. Go golf and go swimming. Do whatever.
Connect with them. Maybe that's when.
The time's needed. That's when you etch it out. But Mark, I'm busy through the day. That's a thought, then, not a goal.
You don't have excuses.
With goals, there's only action.
If you want a goal to happen, you got to do the work. It's real simple.
