In a recent survey of workers, 82% of the respondents say they are overworked. And this has resulted in high burnout rates. And in the United States alone, 43% of the respondents indicated that staff morale was low because they are overworked. To make matters more complicated, almost half or 49% have left their company because they felt overwhelmed by the amount of work. Not is overworking detrimental to long-term wellness, it is addictive. Too many people wrap their overall self-worth and identity in their performance. But what if there was another way? What if you could learn to win at work and succeed in life? That’s the conversation we’re having with New York Times bestselling author and leadership development expert, Michael Hyatt.
If you enjoyed this episode with Michael, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
- 190: Michael Hyatt on How to Live Your Life Driven by Vision
- 227: Flipping the Script of Your Life, Healing Burnout, and How to Win the Day (feat. Mark Batterson)
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