Do I believe what the Bible says?

Or, you know, do I think that I need to like reinvent it?

Because that's what a lot of entrepreneurs do who say they're Christian.

They try to reinvent it.

The Bible says devote all of your attention, all of your heart, all of your mind, all of your

soul on Jesus, and the rest will just happen.

But that's a hard thought to wrestle with when you can barely pay rent next month.

I'm so thankful that

how do you make sure that one does not outbalance the other or take over your life more than

others because you care about business, you care about real estate, you care about faith, you care

about family, do you believe in balance or do you feel like there's some things that certain seasons in your life have to

take precedence over the other? Have you wrestled with this kind of thought? This is a really deep

question, especially for the first one, because I guess trying to explain my thought philosophy

is going to be somewhat hard.

And I'll have to explain through kind of some stories.

But long story short, I believe you can have balance,

but I also don't think you should have balance.

And the reason is, you know, I wrote a book called The Wealthy Way.

And it's kind of about that, like time management and balance for all the areas of your life, right?

Like, I mean, at the end of the day, um, if you're working all the time and you're making

great money, but, you know, you're losing your health and, you know, you have a heart attack

or you get divorced or, um, you know, you have no faith and you're spiritually dead, like, well, dude, it doesn't even matter. Why'd you even spend all this time working?

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