“Daddy, put your phone away!”

Daniel’s heart sank hearing his two-and-a-half-year-old daughter plead with him.

He was addicted to his phone... and his kids could tell.

Yet despite owning 2 busy gyms, family still comes first for Daniel Woodrum.

That’s why he’s developed killer self-discipline, planning, and communication skills…

… So he can excel at business and still be present with his family (he squashed the phone obsession too).

Daniel is also an amazing business coach and head of my coaching program at Early to Rise.

We just made this video giving you an inside look at the biggest challenges faced by the entrepreneurs we help... 

And the battle-tested strategies we use to overcome them.  

>> How to be a great dad AND successful entrepreneur

When you click on the link above, you’ll discover:

- The #1 mistake most entrepreneurs make when planning their schedule (Fixing this one thing can instantly improve your business and relationships)

- How to always be ready for the unexpected when growing a business and raising kids (This is a MUST KNOW for any parent who wants to reach 7-figures as an entrepreneur)

- Why “to-do” lists DON’T work and a special technique you should use instead

- 3 leadership tips to grow your business at warp speed 

- The dynamite morning routine that’s allowed Daniel to increase his own income exponentially... PLUS what he does in the evening to make his mornings twice as effective

- What NEVER to say to someone when giving feedback… And how to make sure they receive what you do say the right way

- Daniel’s secret “Buffer” strategy to stay off the internet when he needs to focus on work

Check out the video at the link below:

>> How to be a great dad AND successful entrepreneur

Oh, and if you could “like” the video and subscribe to my channel while you’re over there it would really help us out.

Success Loves Speed,

Craig

PS - Prefer to just listen to the audio while you’re on the go?

You can hear this full episode of Early to Rise podcast at the link below:

> Listen to Daniel Woodrum's best coaching advice here