My two older sons have got to the age where they’re interested in making money.
Or in having some money at the very least, should I say.
They’re both pretty interested in my business and how it all works
I was chatting to my middle son the other day and he was asking me if any new members had joined since I’d last seen him.
I told him a bit about my numbers for that week.
“It must be hard to keep getting new members Dad” he replied.
“Kinda” I replied.
“It’s part of what I do and does involve time and effort, sure”.
“But depending on how you look at it, everything’s hard”
“Running a business successfully for over a decade is hard, but so being broke”
“Being in shape is hard, but so is being out of shape”
“Exercising regularly and making some better food choices is hard, but so is having a body that you don’t like the look and feel off”
“Getting the best grades you can at school is hard but so is ending up with a worse job then you could have done”
You get the point.
It can be powerful to just accept that, in some ways, life is hard.
That seeking comfort and ease just creates different difficulties.
At best, we can just choose our hard.
Much love,
Jon ‘Knock life’ Hall
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