Will Humphreys argues that business should be a vehicle for the lifestyle you actually want. He pushes back on the idea that success means grinding endlessly, insisting instead that money, time, and purpose need to align with what matters to you.
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You tell me one person, one person that does not want that. Like, I look at private practice, I look at business as a vehicle. Business is a vehicle, right? And in order for this vehicle, this vehicle has to provide us the life that we want. So just imagine this. You're. You're, you're thinking about this. You're like, okay, here's my vision. Here's what I believe in, my values, my standards. So my vision and my value is going to help architect this vehicle. This vehicle, if done well, is going to provide me the life and the lifestyle I want, which will revolve around, well, we need money to live. We need money to do things. Money's choice. We also need time. And it's not just we have time, but we're doing things we love to do. We do things that light us up. We do things that are meaningful and impactful. Do we have that money, time and purpose? So imagine this. You have this business that's in line with who you are, what you're about, what you believe in, that creates the life that you want, in the impact you want, and the relationships you want. You tell me one person, one person that does not want that. So the question is, in order to create that, you have to think differently than 99% of the people out there.
