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All right, Thrive Nation. Welcome back to the conversation. It is The Thrive Time Show

on your radio. My name is Clay Clark. I'm a former US SBA entrepreneur of the year joined

here with Eric Chupp, the business coach and Marshall Morris, the co-author of the best

selling Amazon bestseller book. They're called Start Here, which you can always download

the e-book version of for free at thrivetimeshow.com. Chupp, what are we talking about today?

We're going to be talking about designing a sustainable schedule. That's what we're going

to be going over to.

Finding a sustainable schedule. Before we get into the specifics of how to do that, why

don't we take just a moment to define what a sustainable schedule is? Does that sound

fair?

I like that.

I like that.

So it relates to my life. I can say that my default is to grind. If I was single, I'm

just telling you how my life would work. This is what I'm taking notes. I would only

eat meat and vegetables every meal. I would only shop for it right before I ate it. That's

what I do.

Right now, when I come home, I'm married, but I just basically go to research. I buy

the meat, grill it. I would just do it every day, though, the same meal. I would have

a very routine schedule. I would go seven days a week. I would get up at the exact same

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