I'd lost the sense of that, like, work-life balance between the two and stuff was a lot more

focused on the needs of the business and grow, grow, grow at all cost to, like, kind of

almost that ego thing of, wow, look at how big my business is, look at all the growth

we've done over this period, and like like there's more to life than that.

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As many of you know, I'm in Chang Mai, and for me that means three things.

Number one, I'm meeting with tons of you, whether that's on the bike, the golf course,

or at a coffee shop.

It's amazing to get to know DC members and the listeners of this pod.

Number two, I'm eating way too much delicious Thai food, which is something that I've come

to it, except as a consequence of my placement here in Chiang Mai, the food capital of Thailand.

And number three, there will be an interview with Kevin Graham, an annual tradition.

And something I love to do on this show is follow up with people's

stories and you can actually see their journey unfold in real time and hopefully get a

fuller sense of what this entrepreneurial journey is all about, especially as it extends out

over a career. So let's do a little bit of a catch-up for those of you who are not DC members.

That's, of course, the Dynamite Circle, our private members group.

Kev's going to mention that quite a bit on today's show.

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