Episode Details

Conscious Investor, have you ever felt tempted by the promise of a four-hour workweek? While it sounds alluring, this episode unpacks why this ideal might not deliver the satisfaction you’re seeking. I dive deep into what drives true fulfillment and purpose, sharing insights from incredible minds like the founders of some of the most successful companies. Spoiler alert: their success wasn’t built on shortcuts—it came from aligning their work with their passions.

In this solo episode, I discuss how to identify when you're in the wrong seat—or even at the wrong table—and the steps to create a career or business that aligns with your unique gifts. I share actionable advice on how to reconnect with your deeper desires, eliminate “junk food” time wasters, and recalibrate your life to prioritize meaningful work. Remember, work doesn’t have to be grueling or mundane—it can be an opportunity to build something great and contribute in ways that only you can.

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