For their work week, good idea, bad idea. I asked this on Twitter, 25,000 people voted for.

Do they care about it? Is it a bad idea? Is it a good idea? The results will probably surprise you.

So I got to tell you, I was surprised because my audience is generally entrepreneur,

COC suite. Most of these guys are in business. A lot of them are more than the average person.

I thought the numbers were going to be fully a horrible idea, but this is what happened.

2020.5% said they don't care. 23% said bad idea. 54.6% said it is a good idea.

I don't know about you, but I'm blown away by the results. Four day work week.

What do you want to do with the three days? Is it good for you? Is it even healthy for you to have

more time on your hands? When we have more free time, do we live longer? Are we more fulfilled?

Is it worse for us? You'd be amazed by the results by the way. We got a lot of different data.

I want to see if any other country did the four day work week. Did they get good results?

When we did that, we found out which country in the world works the least amount of hours a week.

By the way, it's 29 hours. I'll tell you here in a minute who it is.

And then maybe at some industries, I'll give you my argument. You make a decision for yourself.

Having said that, let's get right into it. So before we go into some of these countries that

are testing for their work week, let's define success. What is success here? Is it success just

having more time? Well, then countries that do that and are given to people more time,

that's called successful to you. But it's success more countries that are doing a model that

produces more companies that generate jobs that create better innovation. If that success

with a lot of these countries that are doing a four day work week, you get an F in it.

First, I believe we have to define what successes and then we'll look at the data.

So now when I give you some of these countries, I'm also going to give you what companies

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