Dan Martell - December 29, 2023


Don’t do for yourself what you wouldn’t do for someone else

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Dan Martell
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Episode Stats


Length

39 seconds

Words per minute

259.67

Word count

170

Sentence count

9


Summary

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If you re a CEO and you know exactly what you could be doing with your time to actually move the business forward, to be there for your team, and you re distracted doing stuff that any other person could do, then you re literally working against yourself.

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00:00:00.000 my dad, he owned a bunch of real estate properties. And every Sunday he'd go and he'd mow the lawn.
00:00:04.640 I'd be like, dad, why are you mowing the lawn? He's like, I like to do it. And I said, why don't
00:00:07.220 you offer your neighbor to mow his lawn? He goes, well, I don't like to do it that much. And I go,
00:00:10.460 well, then your definition of like and my definition of like are completely two different
00:00:13.900 things. If you're a busy CEO and you know exactly what you could be doing with your time to actually
00:00:18.260 move the business forward, to be there for your team, and you're distracted doing stuff that any
00:00:22.480 other person could do, then you're literally working against yourself. Oftentimes we have
00:00:27.180 these habits and these beliefs that we keep doing because they're easy. People are always talking
00:00:32.320 about like, I hustle, I work, blah, blah, blah. But sometimes people keep themselves busy from
00:00:37.580 doing the thing they need to be doing.