Encore Episode: The High Cost of Overwork

The Double Win

Michael Hyatt

Education, Productivity, Influence, Teamleadership, Self-improvement, Selfdevelopment, Achievement, Business, Intentionality, Management, Personaldevelopment, Selfleadership, Leadership

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2018

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

While Michael and Megan are on a July sabbatical, we've hand-picked a few of the most popular episodes of the podcast for you to enjoy. Most people try to get more done by working more hours. Despite working longer days, we get less done. As our level of investment rises, productivity plummets. Until finally, we experience burnout. In this episode, we’re going to talk about productivity, and we’ll expose the fallacy that you can accomplish more by simply working harder. I’ll show you exactly what this approach is costing you and what to do about it. For more information, visit leadto.win. Presented by LeaderBox. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Megan Hyatt Miller, and this is lead to win.
0:03.4	My dad and I are on sabbatical for the month of July.
0:06.3	For this month, we've hand-picked a few of the most popular episodes
0:10.0	of the podcast for you to enjoy.
0:12.1	Each week, another favorite. So sit back and enjoy this
0:15.1	encore episode and we'll be back with more great content in August.
0:20.2	Lead to Win is brought to you by Leader Box, a monthly reading experience curated by Leaders,
0:26.6	Four Leaders.
0:27.8	Learn more at Leaderbox.com.
0:31.8	Retired Air Force Captain Ray Brennan was a tall, active 61-year-old who enjoyed collecting
0:37.0	seashells. Despite a recent history of heart problems, he set off from his home in Clearfield, Pennsylvania to attend a convention in
0:43.9	Philadelphia. When Ray returned home, he felt a bit more tired than usual.
0:48.9	Three days later, he complained of chest pain. That night night his lungs began to fill with fluid.
0:54.8	Then he suddenly died from an apparent heart attack. Later that week and 150 miles
1:00.4	away Frank of any age 60 died in much the same way. Within days, nine more men,
1:06.2	ages 39 to 82, and scattered all over the state, died under the same mysterious circumstances.
1:13.0	Headaches, chest pain, high fever, lung congestion, and finally death from an apparent heart
1:17.6	attack.
1:18.8	All the victims were men, all were veterans, and all all from Pennsylvania.
1:23.0	Health officials suspected the worst.
1:28.0	An invisible, mass killer had been unleashed upon the state,
1:32.0	possibly the entire country.
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