When you're feeling really bad when you're in a deep deep valley, just figure out a way

to take one step forward because it will eventually get easier, right?

You will learn, you will learn, you will adapt, you know, you'll gain extra muscle memory,

whatever it is, just figure out a way to even if you need to slow down and crawl, just

take one step forward.

Eventually, it's going to get easier.

It's a wonderful lesson to learn and something to bring to your quest to open up avenues

to your audience, to continue to grow your business, to learn what you can do for others.

I mean, it's a great thought process for you and your whole self.

Hey, this is Mark Devine, and this is the Mark Devine Show.

Thanks for joining me today, Super Stoke to Have You.

On this show, I explore what it means to be fearless to the lens of the world's most

inspirational, compassionate, and resilient leaders, speak to folks from all walks of life

every week, martial arts grandmasters, meditation monks, black chain wizards, and efficiency

experts like my guest today, Nick Sonnenberg.

Super Stoke to Have Nick, we're going to learn how teams can leverage systems and tools

to stop drowning in work, Nick is an entrepreneur, speaker, ink columnist, author of, come up

for air, how teams can leverage systems and tools to stop drowning.

Nick is a founder and CEO of Leverage, a leading operational efficiency consultancy,

best folks implement his business-efficient framework, which is the culmination of

his unique perspective on the value of time, efficiency, and automation.

Stem's in part from his eight years he spent as a high-frequency quant trader on Wall Street.

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