Overwork

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It's at the root cause of everything that a human suffers with is really chronic tension.

It's a key feature of it.

All right, what else do we have? Overworking is a huge energy waste.

So lots of people put so much value on how hard they work.

They value how hard they work.

What I didn't say was that Dan's disappearance never felt right, not even when they tried to spin bureaucratic comfort.

Overwork, maybe a heart attack, maybe something worse.

But he'd left notes, phone messages, nighttime calls to my house the week before.

There's something wrong with the tunnels, he'd said on my tape machine.

However, if we have enough freedom to organize our days in this way, it is a worthwhile experiment that can boost productivity, allow time for rest and hobbies, and ultimately support a healthy work-life balance that prevents the early burnout that so many people experience in their careers.

Prioritizing daily rest also sculpts a great character.

Overworking breeds the anxiety that there is never enough time to accomplish everything we want or need to do.

No matter where we are or what we are doing, we feel rushed and trapped in a cycle of urgency.

And as the philosopher Soren Kierkegaard observed, "...of all ridiculous things in the world, what strikes me as the most ridiculous of all is being busy in the world, to be a man quick to his meals and quick to his work." Great characters, in contrast, do not live under this burden of relentless haste.

Today we are going to talk about managing overwork effectively.

Why is it important to manage overwork? It is very simple.

Overwork prevents you from getting results and taking care of the team.

Overwork keeps you in execution mode.

You keep solving whatever comes next, but leave little time to think, plan, develop yourself, or focus on your team.

And your week disappears into requests, meetings, and work just continues into your personal life.

I think that's a really good action step that we could all walk away with.

What is one thing? And, you know, you could pick that sort of that low hanging fruit, like the thing that you know he will do, or you can pick his pain point.

What's his biggest pain point? Is it cholesterol labs? Is it brain fog? Is it split sugar instability? Belly fat? Sleep? Overworking? You learned a few strategies to help with all of that.

So guys, have a beautiful, vibrantly healthy day.

Take care.