if people could just learn how to prioritize the right things, they would be much more successful.

You know, a lot of times we just do either the thing that's easy or the thing that we like the most.

And it's like, yeah, but that isn't moving the needle.

You know, and so I'm always looking at, man, how do I move the needle the most?

How do I get the most value?

Because time's the only limited resource.

Yeah. So how do you know where to start? Um, I mean, I'm always working on different projects.

So like, you know, you were wondering what I was doing there. I mean, today, Mondays are obviously the

start of the week. So from 9 to 11 on Monday, I have all of our meetings. And that's it. I'm done for meetings the rest of the

week. And so, you know, I meet with the entire company. I meet with the marketing team, the sales

team, and just make sure we're all on the same page for the week. And then today, at a couple,

I mean, this is like my third podcast today. So, you know, I do a lot of media, whether it's for my own stuff or other people's stuff.

So I would say media maybe makes up like a third of my day or a third of my week, let's just

say, right?

I would say the other third of my week is working on like new things that aren't yet here.

And then the other third is like essentially, let's just say, fulfillment, managing something that's already here.

Sure.

Now, that's the breakdown of your workday.

I assume that doesn't consist of your entire life.

No, no, no.

Okay, got it. and it's something I'm working on is perfecting my morning routine, perfecting the evening routine throughout the day, you know, getting into scripture and, you know, talking to family,

doing the other things that are almost actually more important than the actual workday.

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