Ep. 137 - Focus On What You Want In Marriage and Business

You may have been told to focus on what you want, not what you don’t want. Your mind focuses on what you talk about so when you say, “don’t touch the fire,” you’re going touch the fire. As a golfer, if I tell myself, “don’t hit it in the lake, inevitably, I hit it in the lake.”

So, yes, mindset is a real thing and it will affect your marriage and business. We were just on a ski vacation in Park City, Utah and had an interesting mindset conversation on the ski slope. It wasn’t planned but we started out on a beautiful winter day, snow was perfect and the sun was out. We started out having fun on the slopes until Kay Lee slipped and fell. It wasn’t major. Just a minor slip. But she struggled to get up for some reason. 

She was so frustrated after she finally got up that she wanted to quit. On the first day! It wasn’t anything she hadn’t done before but for some reason, this fall got into her head. All the years of having fun skiing went out the window with this one fall. In this episode, we talk about some of the mindset lessons from that day and other sports that can help you focus on the right things in your marriage and business. 

Key Takeaways:

  • How sports helped my mindset

  • Conversation on the slopes

  • Beautiful morning then “bam”

  • Years of skiing down the tubes

  • One thing can change your attitude and perspective

  • Re-shift your focus

  • Golf the ultimate mind game

  • Marriage- focus on the good or the bad

  • Remind each other of the good

  • Business- focus on what’s working and discard what’s not

  • Next time you’re sitting down on the “snow” ask yourself, what should I be focusing on

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Robert & Kay Lee Fukui

Robert and Kay Lee blend family business and Fortune 500 experience to help entrepreneur couples build profitable businesses while creating additional margin of time to invest back into their marriages. Thus creating better balance between the work and home.

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