Welcome Welcome to Episode Three of the view from the crow's nest with your host, Romeo crow. And when I say host. I mean, it's just me it's episode three. And I want to thank the possibly two people who have been listening to the last two episodes, and you guys are awesome. According to my app anchor it says plays three listeners to estimated. So, that's great, but actually the reason I mentioned it is because I started this podcast like three days ago this is third day and it's a daily podcast, and I have been very guilty in the past of not celebrating wins in the sense of, you know, I might hit a threshold, which to me might have been amazing. years before I got there, and by the time I got there. I've already got my eye on a future threshold. And so, I might achieve something and then I kind of don't really give it the the gravitas and the value and the tap on the back that it is. And to that degree. And the reason I'm sharing the fact that I've got all of the three lessons from two listeners, is because there's two people out there there's two people in the world who have decided to spend their time maybe you're the third person maybe you're one of those two people maybe you're the 25th person, but who have spent their time chosen to spend their valuable time listening to me babble on. And so in whatever you're doing, whether that's, you know, business creatively whatever. Even if you've just got one person listening to you that's, that's really great that's an achievement and when you've got two and 10. This is a really valuable thing so I really want to remind myself never to take that for granted, whereas in the past, I probably have been a bit guilty of that by just looking at the numbers and forgetting that actually these are real people who are spending their valuable time and so I wanted to kind of share that with you and say that I'm not going to do that in the future. I'm really grateful for each and every one of you who are listening to this. You know that's that's really awesome. And I hope that I'm able to make it at some point entertaining at some point interesting and at some points valuable. And on that note, the thing I wanted to talk to you about today, or the idea or the thought that I want to share. If you listen to yesterday's podcast I was talking about the fact that I want to be a bit more accountable to myself really. So, as much as anything else. So I'm going to share with you, not just things I've done, but things I'm doing, and also future plans, they may fall apart completely they may never happen. But, at the very least, it's something that I can look back on and other people can look back on and go Okay, I see what you did there and you change there or you didn't change there or so fingers crossed some of these pan out and the one I want to share with you today something I started today and I can think about the last. Well, few weeks really I've been leading up to this but this is a new routine. A new habit a new system. A new structure for running my day. And it's. I always want to put far too much into the hours that I've got available and I kind of forget that there is also something called life, you know, that also needs attention, and I want to put attention into and I very easily could slip into working 25 hours out 24 hours and I kind of have to remind myself or be reminded that there are other things that I could or should or might like to be doing. And so I'm on a mission at the moment to re address this kind of work life balance to re frame, all the projects that I want to get done and actually finish stuff and really move forward with stuff. And one of those. One of the big changes that we're going to be making my wife and I, is the idea of bringing on board a team and working with other people in various projects because certainly I've been massively guilty of doing too much myself and not getting help from other people over the years and that I'm sure has slowed down my progress o
