A weekly journal of my journey
written candidly.

“Your lack of commitment is an insult to the people that believe in you.” That was a quote I heard from an interview with Connor McGregor a while back. It came up in a conversation this past week when discussing the engineering of my inner vs outer circle of influence.

If I told you that a “slower” week really fucked with my head would you believe me? Well, I had a discussion with my partner Chris and it became quite clear what the culprit was. Without getting deep into it, I struggle with long-term tasks/plans. So, when client needs and sales are slower, I find myself not necessarily searching for things to do, but struggling with prioritizing and focusing. Going even deeper, it’s easy for me to use this weakness as an excuse when I don’t take action.

I pride myself on keeping things organized. Being the most prepared person in the room. I feel as if since I may not be naturally as organized as the average person, I can over-prepare to make up for it. I’ve found that to be successful.

This week I was in Michigan with a group of guys from my club. It’s an annual trip that is composed of about 20 members from Houston that fly up to the Detroit area. We spend the better part of five days together in three houses all next to each other. It’s one big display of brotherhood.