Self-leadership is the missing link for many entrepreneurs who excel at driving their businesses forward but struggle with personal sustainability. In this candid solo episode, Luke shares the rain barrel analogy that transformed his approach to self-care: while we can't control life's challenges (the rain), we can manage our capacity (the barrel's outlet) to prevent harmful overflow.
Drawing from his personal journey, Luke reveals eight essential practices that have dramatically improved his effectiveness as a business owner, parent, and community leader. From building a supportive tribe to mastering sleep through the 3-2-1 rule, each practice addresses a critical aspect of entrepreneur wellness. You'll discover how movement creates mental breakthroughs, why tracking your habits provides game-changing insights, and how time-blocking prevents the urgent from overwhelming the important.
The most powerful revelation? Your health isn't something you can delegate or outsource. Unlike many business functions, self-care requires personal commitment and consistent action. When we neglect ourselves in service of our businesses, we ultimately undermine the very things we're working to build.
Whether you're struggling with brain fog, lack of presence, or simply feeling overwhelmed, these practical strategies will help you empty your barrel before it overflows. Your business deserves you at your best – and so do you.
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