It's one of our core values. We're all self-employed here. Treat the place like you own it.

They can be very talented and have a crummy value system. They don't fit in with us.

Be ready to break it continually before it breaks itself. You've got to really start managing your time and you've really got to start bringing on team that you can delegate to.

Otherwise, you're stuck in this treadmill and you will burn up. You're in for the

ride of your life. It's going to be gloriously fun. Hey, it's great to have you back for another

episode of the Craig Rochelle Leadership Podcast where our calling is to help you become a leader that others

love to follow. And I've got great news for you today. I have one of my favorite friends and a

three-time guest on the Craig Groshell Leadership Podcast. We've got back today, the CEO of Ramsey Solutions,

and the host of the Ramsey show my good friend

Dave Ramsey has one of the largest podcast and radio shows and personal growth YouTube channel

in the entire world he's author of a bunch of books New York Times bestselling author of the

total money makeover of course entree leadership that's my favorite book and it's the book that's of books, New York Times best-selling author, The Total Money Makeover. Of course, Entree Leadership,

that's my favorite book, and it's the book that spawned the Entree Leadership podcast.

This guy is a world-class business leader, the best of the best expert on teaching finances,

a very strong Christian, a great man, and a great friend of mine. Dave,

welcome back to the podcast. Good to be back with you, Grandpa. You keep getting grandkids

faster than anybody I've ever met. Man, just call me pops. That's what we're doing. We are,

last count, we're up to number seven and probably 12 by the time I see you next time. And they're all beautiful. Thank you.

It's just way to go. That would be Amy's lineage, not mine. Yeah, I know. Yeah. So how's a golf game?

It's golf, yeah. All right. Hey, congratulations on this new book.

I think this could be maybe overall the most important book that you've written, you think?

You know, it is very Craig Groshell-esque because one of the things I've heard you talk to pastors about when we've done events together over and over and over again is that to

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