167 | (Weekly Wrap Up) ALL of My Excuses for Not Moving Forward Entrepreneur Like You

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[00:00] Alright guys, well it is Friday and so I guess the traditional work week is coming to an end. I was just talking to my wife about this yesterday actually because we were just talking about the weekend and kind of what's going to happen. Um, we were, I was just describing kind of how from here on out it's going to be very, very hard for me to ever take like a full weekend off since I'm running this business. It's just kind of one of the sacrifices sometimes you have to make if you want to operate your own business because a lot of the people that I'm dealing with or at least when you're working with entrepreneurs, um, and that's kind of your target market mainly because a lot of people actually work nine to five, so they work nights and so during the week if they're there, it's not a possibility for them to actually get on the phone.

[00:52] Nine to five, which I don't keep my calendar open at night because I coached my son's tee ball team for one, which is a whole nother podcast. And in an of itself, how that ended up coming into play because it definitely wasn't something I was, uh, had signed up for thought I was going to end up doing, but uh, just kind of ended up doing that. Uh, definitely I don't want to say it against my will, but they just said we don't have a good, like we're not gonna be able to have a coach. So I had to do it. But, um, my nights are busy doing that and spending time with my son and my wife as well. Uh, so I, I also, my brain doesn't function at night. This is something that's happened forever. Like I'm a super early riser. I get up really early in the morning.

[01:35] Um, that's the most productive time of my day or the first four or five hours of my day. I normally get up like, around in the fives, you know, so not something crazy. I see some people that their schedule's like, they get up at 4:30, they work out for an hour, then they eat some wheat grass or some shit. I don't do anything like that. Like, I don't have like a crazy morning routine that I do. I like to do this podcast early in the morning and uh, that's what I'm doing now, but my brain functions best in the morning. So I like to get all of my fulfillment side of my business done before lunch and then take my calls from lunch to fiveish. Um, if I'm doing like four or five hours of calls, so the day I don't like to spend more than five hours a day on the phone talking about the LLC, it's just my brain will just be complete mush by the end of the day because I'm handling, you know, somewhat high level questions about people's businesses.

[02:34] I mean, it's not like something that's passive that I can read off a script. I wouldn't want to do a script even if I could. Um, I like to actually look at the situations that people are in and to give them advice based off that. Um, and that's kind of what being a lawyer is all about. Not like I'm actually an attorney to these people, but that's what you've trained your brain to be analytical. That's kind of the whole point of going to law school is being able to do that. That's where your worth is. And so that's like, you know, that's what I want to provide to people. Um, but after say five, 36 ish, my brain is not functioning at the same level that it was because I'm just, I'm tired. I want to just like watch mindless stuff and, and just hang out, um, at that point.

[03:21] So I leave my calendar open on the weekends because of that, because some people that are working nine to fives, my calendar is not available to them and I don't want to have to make myself available at night so I have Saturdays and S