REBL Dads的动态

Your kids don't care how much you make or how successful you are. They won't remember the deals you closed, BUT will remember the dinners, bedtimes, birthday parties, and sporting events you missed. Here's some food for thought and my top tip on how to be there more for your kids. "75% of the time you’ll ever get to spend with your kids is over by the time they turn 12. 90% of your time with them is gone by the time they’re 18.” When I first became a dad it felt like I had plenty of time to be a good parent, we've got 18 years before they leave home right? I focused on being an entrepreneur, on working a ton, and even when I was home my mind was elsewhere. I think we all struggle with this. But time does fly and I started to notice a void I was feeling with my kid. No deal or amount of money will ever fill this void, only quality time with your kids will. My top tip for not missing time and special moments with your kids is..... ?? Include them in your life ?? Here's a couple of ways I do this: ?? Take them on trips, even business trips. I bring my wife and son with me as much as possible. ?? Schedule time with your kids before anything work related. We call this "Team Papa Time". It's special father-son time. ?? Ask them what they want to do and then go do it! Like this quad-biking experience that my son found for us. Our kids are our future. Part of setting them up for success is teaching them about money, business, etc. of course but also showing them that you love them and prioritize them over this thing we call work. Tell us, what tip do you have to spend more time with your kids? #parenting #dadpreneur #entrepreneur #happiness

“Keep first things first” This has been a foundational saying for me throughout my life. As a child, it meant keeping my grades up, getting my homework done, doing my choirs, etc all before getting to do the “fun” things like go to parties and hang out with friends. In college it meant attending class, working out, and making money to support myself, all before beer pong games and hanging out with sorority girls. As a young entrepreneur, it meant putting in the endless hours of work to build the foundation for the company while my friends were at happy hours and company holiday parties. As a husband, father, and experienced entrepreneur, it means keeping my family first, focusing on health and wellness, and finding the most efficient ways to support my team, all before any extravagant vacations, events, and fun. It’s about balance It’s all worth it and only achievable by keeping your priorities in orders. And my stepdad was absolutely right. When you keep your life on track and put first things first, the parties only get better and better! #firstthingsfirst #priorities #entrepreneur

Why your relatives might not support your business (and Why It’s Okay) When I started talking about creating my brand, I expected my family and close friends to be my biggest cheerleaders. But the reality? Not so much. And honestly, it hurt. But over time, I realized that their lack of support wasn’t about me—it was about them. Here’s why I think this happens: ?? They’re afraid for you Our families love us and often fear we’ll fail. They want us to have stability, something secure. I had to learn that their worry was coming from a place of love, but it didn’t align with my vision for growth and independence. ????♀? They don’t get It Sometimes, our relatives just don’t understand what we’re doing. If they’ve never run a business or been exposed to entrepreneurship, they might not see the value in what we’re building. And that’s okay! I’ve realized I don’t need everyone to “get it” as long as I do. ?? They’re protecting themselves This one’s tough, but some people are uncomfortable watching someone close to them take risks and push boundaries. It can highlight their own fears or doubts, so they stay distant or discourage us. It took time, but I’ve learned to not take it personally. What I’ve realized: Not everyone is going to be on board with your dreams—and that’s okay. You don’t need their validation to keep going. Your vision is what matters most. ?? Have you experienced this? How did you handle it? #EntrepreneurLife #FamilySupport #BusinessJourney #KeepGoing #BelieveInYourself

Entrepreneurs, does this sound familiar? 5 AM- Your alarm goes off, you pick your phone up off your night stand and start answering emails for your business 6 AM- Get the kids up and ready while drinking your first cup of coffee 7 AM- Get the kids off to school, grab another coffee, and get started on your work day 10 AM- Catch your breath after putting out fires all morning, grab another coffee, and get back to the grind 1 PM- Try and figure out which bills you can pay this week, and which need to be put off until your next big sale 3 PM- Check in to make sure your kids got from school to soccer practice and put out another fire 6 PM- Get home, cook dinner for your kids, and take a plate with you to the computer while you eat your first meal of the day and continue answering emails 9 PM- Get the kids to bed, put in a load of the laundry that's been piling up for weeks, take a quick shower 11 PM- Open up your laptop and get just a little more work done 2 AM- Finally turn out the lights and go to sleep What if I told you that it doesn't have to be like this? What if there was a way to design your business so that you have time for your family, your hobbies, and your self-care, all while generating more profits than ever. At Tap the Potential LLC, that is exactly what we help you to do. Learn how you can take your life back from your business at Tap the Potential's FREE Better Business Better Life Jumpstart. Click the link in my comments to save your seat for this 5-part series ?? #Entrepreneur #BusinessOwners #BusinessCoach #Burnout

In 2022, I realized my life was about as unbalanced as it could get. I decided to focus on three major things that wasn't work-related: ?? Spending quality time with my kiddos (fun, hard times, etc.) ?? Rediscovering myself / self-care (gym time, travel, dating) ?? Investing time in others (early entrepreneurs, social impacters) Today's part of go-giving involved teaming up with Pablo Srugo & Mistral to drop some real-talk on rejection, walking away from a co-founder, and making the decision whether to keep going—or to quit. I hope this helps those out there dreaming about doing your own thing (or evolving what you already have). If it does and you listen, can you hmu with: ?? what connected? ?? where you wanna hear more? ?? any things that could have helped with clarity? Much love and enjoy ?? https://lnkd.in/eU6_HtZa

Are you a mom feeling stuck in the 9 to 5 grind, unfulfilled and dreaming of taking your life back into your own hands?? ?? You're not alone! I'm on a mission to empower 1,000 moms like you to break free from the patterns that hold you back, rediscover your worth, and launch a home-based business that not only brings in good money but also brings you joy and fulfillment. ???? If you're ready to take control, make your dreams a reality, and live the life you've always dreamed of, then you're exactly who I'm looking for! Together, we can turn your passions into profits and your home into a thriving business hub. ???? Who's with me? If you're interested in joining this incredible journey and becoming part of a community of ambitious, driven moms ready to support each other towards success, ?? comment below "I'm in!" Let’s make your business dreams come true!? ? #Mompreneurs #HomeBusiness #Empowerment

Most people look at others who’ve done extraordinary things in their life and say that things like that “just happen” to certain people or that they were just lucky. There is no such thing as “luck.” Successful people make a decision to be successful, they seek out help and then take the next right step, again and again. What would you be doing right now, today, if you knew that you would cross 7 figures just four years from now? How would you begin? Do you think you could do it on your own or would it require a little bit of help?? This is what we do here. If it is your time, if you are ready to start your journey in a supported, proven and systematic way, we are here for you.?Let’s set up a time to talk now about your business and see if we can help. If we can’t, we’ll refer you elsewhere, promise. But what I know is that there is no other place like Boldheart Business, where you can start at $0 and make your way, with love, support and community, to $1MM in just four short years: https://bit.ly/3qZAvVM! #SuccessMindset #DreamBig #TakeAction #NoLuckJustHardWork #SuccessDecisions #SeekHelp #NextRightStep #EntrepreneurLife #FinancialGoals #SuccessJourney #ProvenSystem #SupportiveCommunity #BusinessOpportunity #BoldheartBusiness #BoldheartStrategy #EntrepreneurSupport #AchieveYourGoals #FinancialFreedom #BusinessMentorship #GoalSetting #SuccessStories #BusinessGrowth #WealthCreation #MotivationMonday #StartYourJourney #BoldheartCommunity

One of the toughest things about being an entrepreneur is the feeling of loneliness that often comes with it. Whether you’re on this journey with a spouse, family, or friends, there are times when it feels like you’re carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, all alone. ?? Building a business is no small feat. The long hours, the constant hustle, the endless cycle of ups and downs—it can all take a toll. But what makes it even harder is when the people closest to us don’t fully understand what we’re going through. It’s not that they don’t care; sometimes, they just can’t see the bigger picture or the passion that drives us. This is where empathy comes into play. Just as we crave understanding and support, our loved ones need compassion and patience from us too. They need to know that, despite the chaos, they’re still an essential part of our journey. Sometimes, explaining our vision isn’t enough—we need to show it through our actions and love. Remember, the road to success is a marathon, not a sprint. And while it might feel lonely at times, we’re never truly alone. We have our loved ones, and we have each other. Let’s make an effort to bridge the gap, to share our dreams, and to understand theirs. Together, we can make this journey a little less lonely and a lot more rewarding. ???? If you’ve ever felt this way, drop a comment or share your story. Let’s support each other! #EntrepreneurLife #SupportSystem #Compassion #Understanding #NeverAlone #fathersday

One of the toughest things about being an entrepreneur is the feeling of loneliness that often comes with it. Whether you’re on this journey with a spouse, family, or friends, there are times when it feels like you’re carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, all alone. ?? Building a business is no small feat. The long hours, the constant hustle, the endless cycle of ups and downs—it can all take a toll. But what makes it even harder is when the people closest to us don’t fully understand what we’re going through. It’s not that they don’t care; sometimes, they just can’t see the bigger picture or the passion that drives us. This is where empathy comes into play. Just as we crave understanding and support, our loved ones need compassion and patience from us too. They need to know that, despite the chaos, they’re still an essential part of our journey. Sometimes, explaining our vision isn’t enough—we need to show it through our actions and love. Remember, the road to success is a marathon, not a sprint. And while it might feel lonely at times, we’re never truly alone. We have our loved ones, and we have each other. Let’s make an effort to bridge the gap, to share our dreams, and to understand theirs. Together, we can make this journey a little less lonely and a lot more rewarding. ???? If you’ve ever felt this way, drop a comment or share your story. Let’s support each other! #EntrepreneurLife #SupportSystem #Compassion #Understanding #NeverAlone #fathersday

Over the past month, I've had the opportunity to connect with several mom entrepreneurs who generously shared invaluable advice (a heartfelt thank you to each one of you!). Here are some key insights I'd like to share: - Set very little expectations for yourself in the first 1-3 months and communicate this clearly with your team. - Consider what tasks might be manageable for you (such as handling a few emails during nap times) and identify areas where you'll need to be completely hands-off (like client meetings). - Engage in brainstorming and planning sessions, including contemplating potential strategies if sales decline. - Embrace flexibility; encourage your team to come to you for important meetings instead of feeling obligated to be present in the office. It doesn't have to be so black & white! - Involve your child(ren) in work-related events, retailer drop-offs etc. Additionally, here are some general pieces of advice for all moms: - It's okay to spend every available dollar on child care! - Seek professional advice ASAP for sleep training. - Resist the urge to become the sole expert in caring for your baby; establishing routines with your partner (if you have one) can happen quickly. Most importantly, be kind to yourself and allow yourself grace in navigating motherhood and entrepreneurship. #motherhood #entrepreneurship #momsinbusiness Jessica Donati Courtney Khimji Ada Juristovski Jemc Meredith Youngson