The moment I realized I can’t do it all
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When I was in University, I did everything. I was studying, volunteering, working, hanging out with friends. I also picked up some hobbies, like hunting, fishing and visiting reenactments. All of those things were time consuming. Maybe you know the feeling of: I really liked to be the Jack of all Trades. I saw a lot of people becoming experts, yet I stayed a generalist. It is said that Warren Buffet gave this advice once: The rest of the list becomes the biggest distraction. When we had a baby I could really feel like I was right on time. Two months later I got laid off and then we decided it’s now or never to fully commit to my side hustle and turn it into a full time business. That’s when I realized I couldn’t do it all anymore. Since then it became only these three things: All other things became less important. Over the last two years I was able to bring them all together in the Present Provider. It is now on to become the best Present Provider I can become and take other Fathers & Founders on the same journey with me. |
