<p>John and Matty K discuss Erin Griffin's article on Grind Culture, the concept of working relentlessly to achieve a goal.  Is anyone questioning the value of that goal?  Or are have we just been duped into thinking that the more we work, the better people we are?  PS: I Never Grind.</p>

John and Matty K discuss Erin Griffin's article on Grind Culture, the concept of working relentlessly to achieve a goal. Is anyone questioning the value of that goal? Or are have we just been duped into thinking that the more we work, the better people we are? PS: I Never Grind.

<p>John and Matty K discuss Erin Griffin's article on Grind Culture, the concept of working relentlessly to achieve a goal. &nbsp;Is anyone questioning the value of that goal? &nbsp;Or are have we just been duped into thinking that the more we work, the better people we are? &nbsp;PS: I Never Grind.</p>

095. Does Working 100 hours a Week Work?

A weekly podcast, that dives deep into the love/hate relationship with Work! Hosted by Matt Kerr, an educator, writer and filmmaker and John Brancaccio, a Producer, Director, and Creator. This star duo research and interview thought leaders, global workers, authors, and celebs to help our listeners better navigate the world of work!  Join us on our 40-year career journey as we put a spotlight on the fun insanity of ‘work’  New episodes drop every Monday and Wednesday!

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A weekly podcast, that dives deep into the love/hate relationship with Work! Hosted by Matt Kerr, an educator, writer and filmmaker and John Brancaccio, a Producer, Director, and Creator. This star duo research and interview thought leaders, global workers, authors, and celebs to help our listeners better navigate the world of work! Join us on our 40-year career journey as we put a spotlight on the fun insanity of ‘work’ New episodes drop every Monday and Wednesday!

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