Mike Melton points out that people claim to work for their families but spend 90% of their time with employees instead. He asks whether you're driven by ego or genuine concern for family, and which one actually matters more.
You know, the sad part about it is they're going to do the same thing they did last year and the year before. All you're doing is hitting that snooze button on your family. You're not giving them the life they need. You're not giving yourself the time you need. What is it about? Is it about you, your ego, or is it about your family? You know, you say you work for your family. But at the end of the day, you spend 90% of the time with your employees. Which one's more important? I'm gonna let you think about that one.
