Scott EmpringhamAI Marketing Strategist | Helping CEOs Scale with AI

🔥 I DON'T WANT A SUCCESSFUL COMPANY AND A BROKEN LIFE

3 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, Scott Empringham explains his personal 100‑day challenge aimed at strengthening discipline by concentrating on four core pillars: faith, fitness, family, and finances. He emphasizes that true success is not measured by business revenue but by how well his life aligns with these values. While acknowledging the importance of his company, he stresses that a thriving business is meaningless if it comes at the expense of his health, relationships, or spiritual well‑being. The overarching message is a commitment to holistic balance, rejecting the notion of a successful company paired with a broken personal life.

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Most people know that I'm on a personal 100-day challenge, certainly not because I need another challenge, but because I need better discipline. My goal is to focus on 4 things: faith, fitness, family, and finances, and build on that. Because I don't want a successful company and a broken life. The business matters, but so does my family. So does my health, and certainly so does my faith. I made a decision a long time ago that success wasn't measured by revenue. It was measured by how aligned I was with those core values. In the end, I didn't want a successful business. And a broken life.