EP331: What Did You Expect? Are You Where You Thought You’d Be in Business, Health and Life?
Description
Today Eric explores the concept of life expectancy, applying it to both personal well-being and business longevity. He shares anecdotes about active older adults, prompting reflection on quality of life and the importance of proactive health choices. A significant portion focuses on the survival rate of construction businesses, highlighting the high failure rate and urging contractors to invest in training, accountability, and strategic business design for profit and freedom. The discussion emphasizes that expectations in life and business evolve, and continuous effort, learning, and adaptability are crucial for thriving rather than merely surviving.
Key Takeaways:
- Prioritize your health by training harder, eating better, and making conscious lifestyle choices daily.
- Invest in continuous personal and professional development through training, mentorship, and engagement with peer groups.
- Cultivate an accountability network by sharing your goals and discussing progress with supportive individuals.
- Design your business and personal life for freedom and profit, ensuring your efforts lead to desired long-term outcomes.
- Make deliberate, positive choices every day, as these consistent small decisions determine your future quality of life.
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