How can we engineer an environment where work makes our lives better, not worse?

That's the goal.

I don't think the goal should be to minimize work.

It should be to how can we make work, make the rest of our lives better.

How do you create an unshakable business? I cross $100 million in net worth by the age of 28.

Now I'm growing acquisition.com into a billion dollar portfolio. In this podcast, I share the lessons

I've learned in scaling big businesses and helping our portfolio companies do the same.

Buckle up and let's build. Seems like no one wants to work anymore. Like we've got like

hump day. We're talking about taco Tuesday. We're talking about Sunday mimosa's. We're talking about

every which way that we can avoid work rather than do it. I would say that a lot of people

feel this way and say these things because there's

this narrative that work is bad and that work has to be punishing and that works something we want

less of. And what I want to talk about is why that is wrong. It is not true. It is only true in certain

situations. And I want to talk about how you can engineer your life so that you get to avoid those

situations and be in ones where work is actually good and you want more of it. So what I want to talk about how you can engineer your life so that you get to avoid those situations

and be in ones where work is actually good and you want more of it. So what I want to talk about

today is why so many people think they hate their work and are constantly trying to minimize

and escape it. I was actually on LinkedIn the other day and I was looking at all these posts that

were popping up. And a lot of them were basically people who, I don't know, they sell you on like having a

business that takes you X amount of hours a week, a business that supports the life you love and all

of these things. And I actually just felt really sad because I think there was a time for me when

I thought that work was bad and work sucked and I wanted to minimize time spent

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