How to shrink your work week by two days without sacrificing income with Ken Carfagno

Entrepreneurs on Fire

John Lee Dumas

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🗓️ 27 January 2017

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Ken is a high-energy former engineer, now running a cleaning company. SMART goal-setting was Ken's catalyst for shrinking his work week by 2 days without sacrificing income. Now, he re-invests his time into coaching, helping Dads connect with their kids, and spending more time with his own family of six.

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0:00.0	Fire Nation into house, JLD here and welcomed episode 1559 of EO Fire, where I am chatting
0:10.1	with today's most successful entrepreneur 7 days a week.
0:14.6	And now we're chatting with today's featured guest Ken Carfagno.
0:18.7	Ken are you prepared to ignite?
0:21.0	Oh yeah, buddy.
0:22.6	Yes.
0:23.6	We're ready.
0:24.6	Ken is a high energy former engineer, now running a cleaning company.
0:29.8	Smart goal setting was Ken's catalyst for shrinking his work week by two days with
0:34.3	ill-sacrificing income.
0:35.8	And now he reinvest his time into coaching, helping dads connect with their kids and spending
0:40.6	more time with his own family of six.
0:43.4	Ken, take a minute, fill in some gaps from that intro and give us just a little glimpse
0:47.8	of your personal life.
0:49.1	I've always considered myself a very creative guy, but I was kind of forced into a box in
0:54.3	high school that says, well, hey, there's no money in being creative.
0:57.5	I don't want you being engineered because you're really good at math, too.
1:00.8	And honestly, I was like, okay, fine, I'll do it.
1:05.0	And I pursued that path six years down the road.
1:08.1	Actually, it was almost 10 years after school and five years of working for a major company,
1:13.0	GE.
1:14.0	And you know, I just didn't have my passion there anymore.
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