This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 366.

Overworking and having these other areas of life, these other domains at a deficit,

impacts our professional performance. We find ourselves before long

if we're stuck in the hustle fallacy with the deficit of professional performance, we're just

not performing at a high level. Winning at work gives us the confidence, joy, and financial

support necessary to support our personal priorities. Succeeding at life, in turn, fosters a clear mind, creativity, and a rested body

so we can focus on the work that matters most.

This is not an abstract hope.

It's a concrete, daily reality.

Hi, I'm Jeff Brown, and this is the Read to Lead podcast, the podcast dedicated to your

personal and professional growth.

If you want to achieve true success in business and in life, then intentional and consistent reading is a must.

To that end, we're joined each week by a successful and inspiring author, and we dive into their latest book and unique insights on things like personal and professional growth,

leadership, productivity, career, business, marketing, sales, entrepreneurship, and more.

Today we're joined for the first time by an author whose co-author has been with us a couple of times. I'm talking about Megan Hyatt Miller and her co-author Michael Hyatt. They've written a new

book called Win at Work and Succeed at Life,

Five Principles to Free Yourself from the Cult of Overwork.

And I'll be asking Megan to share about the importance of understanding the concept they call the double win,

her take on constraints as they relate to productivity, creativity, and freedom.

Her belief that despite what other experts say,

achieving work-life balance is not impossible and lots more.

By the way, I've just completed a resource that can also help you in many of these areas.

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