I'm going to show you how to make time for everything. I'm talking work, family, your health,

your hobbies, all of it. And I'm not talking about generic productivity advice. Those other guys

can talk about that. I own and run multiple businesses that generate over $100 million a year.

And I still train for Iron Man's, travel the world with my kids, have time for date night with my

wife every week, and have time to go

snowboarding anytime I want. And I'm not special. I just figured out a system that allows me to do that.

So today I'm going to show you why you feel like you don't have enough time and the exact frameworks

to fit anything and everything into your calendar. But first, we have to start with the lie that you've been telling yourself your entire career.

Welcome to the Martel Method.

I went from rehab at 17 to building a $100 million empire and being a Wall Street Journal bestselling author.

In this podcast, I'll show you exactly how to build a life and business you don't grow to hate.

My best selling book,

Buy Back Your Time is out now. Grab a copy at buybackyourtime.com or at any of your preferred

online retailers. Point number one, work life balance is bull. Everyone's been told the answer

is work life balance. Hey man, you got to have balance. Balance everything. Balance by definition means your work and your life are opposites. In that scenario, if you do one, the other one loses and if you do this one, this one loses. I don't think there's a work-life balance. It's work-life integration. The healthy you are, the better you're out at your job. The more present you are with your family, the more creative you can be when you work. Because you're not thinking about all the you. You got to fix later. Your hobbies refresh you, keep you energized, it sharpens your thinking. I believe the best strategy is just to be more diligent on the people you decide to bill with. Then when you hang and you talk with them, they light you up.

You create. I mean, it's why I go to the gym with my creative director Sam. I go on hikes with my

CEO Todd. I do all my 101 meetings on scooters, integrated, not separate. If I have to sit there

at a computer on a Zoom call because I'm in a Zoom call moment and I got to be in my office,

that would drive me nuts. Instead, if I'm on vacation and I need to do some calls, I go and I

sit in a place that lights me up that makes me feel better. Everything reinforces everything.

When you design it that way, it doesn't become a sacrifice because it's just who you are.

A lot of people think they got to work

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