Mike Melton explains why he split from his business partner, citing neglected responsibilities and the partner's personal crisis: a sold house, family breakdown, and constant anger. Melton argues the partner should blame himself, not others, and hopes his family sees him as inspirational instead.
Let me tell you about a guy I personally know. So I used to actually be in business with this guy, and I parted ways because he wouldn't actually do some of the things that we needed done to grow the company, that him himself needed to do. He's having to sell off his house. He's losing all of his family. He's pissed off with everybody. But the thing is, he should be pissed off at himself. And I know that he's going to see this, and I hope he does. Because he needs to wake the hell up. And I know his wife's going to see this because she watches everything I do. And I love it because I want to be the inspiration to his wife. I want to be the inspiration to his kid. And that's kind of crazy how another man's wife will look up to another man rather than her husband. That's a problem. And this is a problem that he's not willing to fix. This is a problem he's not willing to face. These are why most men have mental health issues, because they just won't fix themselves.
