Paul, "Consistency requires capacity" is a foundational truth that most ignore until the system fails. You are effectively shifting from being the machine to being the architect of the machine.
By bringing in the team, you haven't just bought time; you have purchased structural redundancy. That is the only way to thrive with a chronic condition, building a system that doesn't collapse when the founder needs to rest. Excellent calibration.
Thanks Tom, much appreciated. It’s much harder to take control of your life and take those kind of steps than it is to just let life control you, but life is too short and I want to thrive. Happy New Year.
Paul, "Consistency requires capacity" is a foundational truth that most ignore until the system fails. You are effectively shifting from being the machine to being the architect of the machine.
By bringing in the team, you haven't just bought time; you have purchased structural redundancy. That is the only way to thrive with a chronic condition, building a system that doesn't collapse when the founder needs to rest. Excellent calibration.
Thanks Tom, much appreciated. It’s much harder to take control of your life and take those kind of steps than it is to just let life control you, but life is too short and I want to thrive. Happy New Year.
And you Paul.