Tim Frey argues that many business problems arise because people overcomplicate work to fill personal boredom or to seek happiness through business. He suggests that if you are unhappy or bored in life, you should address that outside of work rather than making business harder; the clip closes with a rhetorical question about stopping overcomplication.
People usually make things harder and they look for problems because they're bored in their life. And if you get bored in your life, you need to find something to do that's outside of business. People look for happiness in their business when they need to just get a life, essentially. And I mean no disrespect to that, but if that's talking to you, I probably did kick you in the face with it. How do we stop ourselves from overcomplicating things in our business?
