Welcome to the Graham Cochran Show, where each week I help you create more money, margin, and meaning in your life.

I'm your host, of course, Graham Cochran.

Let's get into it.

A billionaire CEO wakes up at 4.30 a.m. to work on vacation so we can spend time with this family later.

Is that what work-life balance is supposed to look like? Well, today I want to unpack this CNBC article

and highlight what I think is crazy about it, but also what I think is genius about it.

And more importantly for you, at the end, I'm going to share with you the four key components

of building what I call a dream week so you can love your work and your family life.

All right, so here's the CNBC Make It article, 52-year-old billionaire CEO.

I've woken up at 4.30 a.m. to work on vacation so I can spend the days with family.

Okay? They get a lot of, can we just pause and say CNBC gets a lot of information inside their

titles? It's absolutely crazy. It's so

impressive. I know exactly what this article is about. I don't even have to read it. And I've had a ton of

articles on CNBC and the titles they pick are absolutely amazing. Okay. So we're talking about

Todd Graves, who's the co-founder and CEO of Raising Cains, which is a chicken

fingers restaurant.

I don't have a Raising Cains around me here in Tampa.

I don't know if you guys do, but I'm a fan of Chicken Fingers.

It's hard to say no.

So let's say a couple of things here.

He's a billionaire, personally.

The restaurant's going to do $5 billion in sales this year.

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