E36 | Misadventures and Sloppy Wet Greetings

Brett recounts a fishing trip with his friends that almost ended in disaster when their boat started taking on water. He shares the frantic moments they experienced and how they managed to save the boat from sinking. The story highlights the importance of double-checking equipment before setting out on an adventure. Additionally, the conversation touches on the topic of managing overwhelming workloads and finding motivation in challenging situations.Always double-check the boat's plug before setting out on a fishing trip.Misadventures can turn into valuable learning experiences.Patience and quick thinking can help overcome unexpected challenges.Managing overwhelming workloads requires finding strategies that work for you.Motivation can be found in unexpected places, even in the face of difficult tasks.Notable Quotes:"I think if I was smart, I probably would have spent maybe 15 minutes each night clearing my inbox. That way, when I get there Monday morning, it lessens the blow, you know? But I don't know if there's really any way to." -"Well, I'd say it, you know, it pushes the, it pushes the pile, so to speak. Construction is a big pile of things to do that has to get done at the same time. And you just eat the elephant one bite at a time, you know, you push and you push and you push." "You know, where the dude gets up on his back. The coach climbs up on the back and he's like, come on, I'm gonna back. Yeah. He's like, let me get on your back and put a blindfold on you and you're gonna, you know, not army crawl, but bear, you're going to bear crawl until I say stop. And he's going, oh yeah, go and go, go, go." "That's awesome. I'll tell you, this has been pretty, pretty fun." "We would love some five star reviews if you're willing to give them." Thanks for Watching! We know your body aches for Quite Frankly merch. Buy some at fleaubo.com/quite-frankly-podcast.