The one where I got COVID19

<p><strong>Logan got COVID-19!?</strong></p> <p><strong>All of his plans for at least the next couple weeks have been TURNED UPSIDE DOWN. But despite that, he has found enlightenment and is actually THRIVING!</strong></p> <p><strong>Earlier this week, Logan got the call confirming that he has contracted COVID-19. If you remember in last week's episode, one of the failures Logan listed was him being weirdly tired in the beginning of that week. He then started getting flu-like symptoms and decided to get tested for COVID-19. Thankfully though, his wife and kids did not have it.</strong></p> <p><strong>While COVID impacted Logan, it hardly impacted his business because Logan has systems and a team in place which allowed his ventures to continuously operate without him -- allowing him to focus on his recovery.</strong></p> <p><strong>In life unexpected things will happen just as we’ve seen with the virus, while some external factors are out of our control it is important to put systems in place which are completely in our control to have the ability to weather the storm when the unexpected happens. The foundation must be laid before the storm comes.</strong></p> <p><strong>Tune into this week's episode and learn what systems Logan has in place and is still building on to allow himself to do more in less of HIS time. Dissecting $1,000 tasks from $10,000 ones. Let’s elevate, let’s overcome, let’s compress.</strong></p> <p><strong>Topics talked about in the episode</strong></p> <p>Intro (0:00)</p> <p>Logan got Covid-19 (01:26)</p> <p>Finding the silver lining in the situation (05:18)</p> <p>The intention of the episode (13:17)</p> <p>The importance of systems and the realization that one can't be firing on all cylinders all the time. (17:35)</p> <p>Wins of the Week (19:50)</p> <p>Win#1: Taking the leadership role into Investor Relations and Communications (19:08)</p> <p>Win#2: How Logan and his family responded to the situation (23:03)</p> <p>Win#3: Spearheading more initiatives with FTW despite contracting COVID-19 (23