Hey-oh, welcome to the $100 MBA show.

Powerful business lessons you can count on.

I'm your host, your coach, your teacher, Omar Zen Home.

And in today's episode, we're going to talk about hustle culture and why it's

not so bad. In the last few years, hustle culture has really been a negative term. It's the concept

of work at all costs, work, work, work on your business. Don't rest. That's the only way to achieve

success with no balance. Terms like toxic resilience have been used to say, hey, working through tough times

is not always healthy.

But is this all true?

This is actually applied to somebody who's trying to start a business or be an entrepreneur.

That's what we're going to discuss in today's episode.

My own experience when it comes to starting a business, going from a nine to five working for my paycheck and transitioning into a full-time entrepreneur.

What does it actually take?

How much work does it take?

Does it require me to really work to the bone and sacrifice?

Or can I do it in a steady fashion?

Can I do it in a comfortable way?

Is hustle culture really a bad thing? Well, in today's episode, I'm going to break it down.

I personally don't really think it's all bad. There are some elements we've got to be careful of, but generally speaking, you're going to need to work incredibly hard to start a business.

Harder than what people think is normal.

That's why most people do not do it because it seems a little bit crazy.

It seems a little bit extreme.

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