Dan Martell - September 25, 2024


I run my family like I run a business

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Episode Stats


Length

38 seconds

Words per minute

236.76

Word count

152

Sentence count

11


Summary

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In this episode, I talk about how I started applying the business best practices in my relationship and how it has allowed me to be more connected to my wife and family. I also talk about why a business is nothing more than an organization with family values, mission statements, and a mission statement. I wanted to say, now that I know what I know, what do I want it to look like?

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 I just started applying the business best practices
00:00:02.280 in my relationship.
00:00:03.520 And I know that sounds cold to a lot of people.
00:00:05.500 I don't care.
00:00:06.780 They're rituals for a reason because they work.
00:00:09.560 The reason why we do a weekly family meeting
00:00:11.500 or we do quarterly couples retreat.
00:00:13.920 Why would I only do that stuff in my business?
00:00:16.280 Because a business is nothing more than an organization.
00:00:18.680 We have family values.
00:00:19.820 We have mission statements.
00:00:20.760 We have all these things that we created
00:00:22.560 because I didn't want to just grab stuff
00:00:24.500 that I was exposed to as a child.
00:00:26.440 I wanted to say, hey, now that I know what I know,
00:00:28.440 what do I want it to look like?
00:00:30.000 That allowed me to be in the relationship I'm in now, married 14 years, two beautiful kids,
00:00:34.620 and I've never felt more connected to my wife ever. It required doing the work.