BE#146: There is nothing wrong with being a part time worker and a part time entrepreneur! Says our guest "Lucas Root".

Our newest guest "Lucas Root", is an accomplished speaker, entrepreneur, author, business success mentor, and founder of SGIC Consulting which works with clients to build a high-performance strategy and implement that strategy across their businesses to achieve the maximum growth potential possible. With over 19 years of success across banking, technology, investments, health and wellness, athletics, and interactive media. For over 17 years, Lucas Root led numerous teams on Wall Street. After establishing a consistent track record of success, Lucas started his own consulting business. Lucas works with strong brands with a well-funded great idea, who doesn’t quite know how to execute. Since early 2019, Lucas has had the wonderful opportunity to speak to numerous audiences in North America, Australia, and Europe, as well as partner with both businesses and VCs for mentoring. In this episode we discuss: -His journey into building focus, increased his productivity and helped other entrepreneurs on how to stay focused and improve their productivity. -It's really hard to be successful, it's really hard to make good money and really hard to be promoted. -How can you improve something long term if you don’t take notes? -“I walk my way through this challenge of being able to stay focused, I built it into a framework that’s sharable”. -The basic set is being able to create productivity in your life and everything you do is the same stuff. -A lot of people haven’t built a working from home framework their entire career life. -Humans are naturally mentally lazy, we want to take the easy part of anything. That is not a bad thing, infact, it has created all the technology that we see. -There is a very very good reason that beyond just looking good to wear work clothes even when we work from home. -Everybody wants to be comfortable all the time, particularly entrepreneurs, we do things to increase our access to comfort. -The more comfortable you are, really, truly, the less likely you are to be able to be consisten