Before sending an angry message, wait 24 hours and reread it. Speaker B shares how the LA wildfires shifted their perspective on what matters, showing how pausing before reacting prevents damage to relationships and business.
24-hour rule. Save that thing, come back, read it, and you're like, holy shit, I was actually gonna write this, I'm gonna send this. And unfortunately, people don't know that they say this kind of stuff in an instantaneous moment, and they can ruin relationships and opportunities and business.
So many things going on for people when you think they're being really— they're just so stressed about things. Everybody has those things. I was in LA during the fires Tuesday and Wednesday, and a bunch of my friends lost their homes in Malibu. It was brutal. I mean, it's 60 miles, it's the size of Paris.
That's just gone.
But what's interesting is, you know, when you're in those environments, you're able to do things within yourself. I had my own home burned down. I was angry. I was sad. I had all these feelings, but I had 3 kids there. I realized I need to set the example for them, what's possible. And I have to discipline my disappointment. And so I realized I lost things. A lot of those things I cherish because they're memories, but they're still things. Things are replaceable. Family's not. People are not. So I got grateful.
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