If I just would have known, like in the future, please, please just let me know sooner.

Now we're on top of it right away.

We're having a phone call.

We're sending a message like, hey, we discovered this.

We haven't pinpointed a solution yet, but we're on it.

And we're going to hit you tomorrow with that.

Welcome back, everyone, to another modern craftsman podcast where today we are joined by Michael and

Danielle Gutelli of Clark and Aldine. Make sure you stick around until the end. The last 30 minutes

of this podcast is my favorite part of this podcast. Sorry Nick, but it was I got to spend a few minutes alone with these two

and really just dig into them a little bit more about the conversation that we had on a more

personal level. Just pick their brain, try and pull a little bit more out of them emotionally,

mentally, spiritually.

So I hope that you enjoy that.

That's towards the end of the conversation. But today, we dive into intentional living and not just as a buzzword, but as a daily practice

that shapes both life and business for Michael and Danielle.

So they've built a design build company called Clark and Aldine.

It's based around the idea of elevated homes for intentional living.

What's even more compelling is how their personal choices from fitness, meditation, to setting boundaries,

to their decision to cut alcohol out of their life, have transformed the way they parent,

the way they lead, the way they operate their business, and the way that they serve

their clients. This episode is about the connection between personal discipline

and professional clarity and how living with intention can change everything. So thank you,

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