Alright, welcome back to the Thrive Time Show on your radio.

My name is Clay Clark, you're a co-host with the most, the man with the plan, the dude with

an attitude, you're brought up from Minnesota, the commander of this entrepreneur ship trying

to steer it away from the tricky rocks, waters, things that could, you know, take a ship.

And on today's show, we're having a unique opportunity to teach you how to get things

done.

And one of the ways you have to get things done, the next move that we're teaching, the

next specific move, as we talk about the art of getting things done, is move number 29,

which is avoiding the physical and emotional presence of chronically late and emotional

people.

Now John Kelly is one of our project managers at Thrive, he is the dude who runs the execution

of all the system.

Do you make sure that the things get done, he manages the team?

And John, we hired a person we'll call this person white pants, and we hired white

pants.

Can you explain to the Thrive Nation the story of what happened?

Yeah, so white pants worked for us.

I want to say maybe a week, it wasn't even a week.

But you asked her to do the unthinkable, which was to self-manage yourself while doing

drop-offs.

Right, so I asked her to do drop-offs and keep in mind, I have personally done drop-offs,

so I know how the system works and I know how the system should work.

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