I always love my dad. We've always been close, but he was really absent emotionally, physically,

all that kind of stuff growing up. I remember a lot of that, I remember him coming home

with his laptop and going into the green lazy boy chair in our kind of mustard colored

living room. And, you know, he would just eat dinner quickly and then go back to work.

And then he would come home from work and go back to work. What it makes you feel like

when you're a kid, it makes you feel like you're not important.

So, pay, thanks so much for tuning in today. Really important conversation about the myths

and misconceptions when it comes to work and life and creating balance. My guest today

is Megan Hyatt Miller. She's the daughter of Michael Hyatt. Some of you might know Michael

Hyatt. He's been on the show before. I'm a big fan of both of theirs. She is the co-host

with her father of a podcast called Lead to Win. And she is recently with her father,

co-written a book called Win at Work and Succeed at Life. It's a great book. I've had

the opportunity to read it. I'm telling you that there are so many very specific takeaways

that will help you, even if you're not an entrepreneur, if you are someone who's working in a career

and you want to balance family, even if you're not a parent, many of us are wrapped up in

this as she refers to culture of hustle, where we feel like we have to be doing something

at all times. We have to be over-achieving. We have to be go, go, go, go, go. And it's

created stress, damage to our relationships, damage to our health, damage to our spirit.

We're disconnected because of it. Megan is a mother of five and she's a CEO of Michael

Hyatt and company. And under her leadership, the company was recently named one of Inc.

Magazine's best workplaces. Megan and I have had the chance to talk on quite a few

different occasions and we're just really in alignment, I think, in our beliefs. But today,

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