Hi everyone I'm Kevin Miller. This is the What Drives You podcast where I curate and question the latest and greatest personal growth methodologies to help reveal the big ideas so you can make the big shifts in your life as you grow and

evolve and enjoy the pursuit even more than the destination. In this episode

let's consider what duties of your life you can delegate so you can do more of what

inspires you. I don't know many people who are sitting around bored who have ample

free time and lots of margin between work and self-care and parenting and home and car maintenance and even socializing and entertainment and all important sleep.

We generally have more we want to do and get done than time allows.

So we stay at status quo, feel kind of stuck.

What's interesting is we love to watch people at the top of their game, athletes and celebrities, and people of influence who spend far more time on average working at their chosen craft and keeping themselves in top shape overall.

When you look at the paradigm and the reasons why we allow that, I find it faulty. Drive with me a moment and I'll explain why.

So let's consider what duties of our lives we can delegate so we can do more of what

inspires us. Think about a thoroughbred horse like a Kentucky Derby style. Man they pamper those horses. They don't have

them go run errands or plow a field or whatnot. They keep them in shape to do what they do best and they really pamper them.

Of course that's what we're used to seeing with athletes, professional football or soccer or tennis or whatever it is. I mean their lives are bent on being able to

perform at their highest degree and so they really orient their lives around that same

thing with celebrities the famous famous people, right? But it's the same

with, you know, let's say politicians or people in authority, people of great influence, and

they delegate a lot of their lives because what they do is deemed as important.

Even a celebrity who's up there, I don't know if they're doing something important, but it's entertainment,

we like it and we pay them we apparently think it's

important enough to pay them and spend our time watching them and we do that to a

degree to where they have to focus on what they're doing and be the best of the best.

Well, is their work more important?

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