Today, I'm joined by my friend Seth Kayser. He is a husband, father, music educator, and entrepreneur who runs Kayser Arts and Global Creation Foundation—bringing music education to places like Uganda and Nepal. We dive into deep capacity, intentional relationships, and the creative stirrings that keep pulling us forward.

We discuss:

- Why juggling is actually a form of entertainment (5:22)

- The procrastination-productivity paradox of entrepreneurship (6:34)

- Being married to another entrepreneur and protecting each other's dreams (30:07)

- How answering "yes" too many times becomes a lifestyle (4:35)

- The non-urgent important things we keep pushing off (7:25)

- Consistency over time and small, well-placed chops (1:20:18)

- The creative wrestling of wanting to write a book someday (1:19:19)

- What we freely created as children and why we should return there (1:22:09)

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