Who’s your workplace hero?

Is he on a magazine cover? Does he appear on late-night talk shows? Does this person you admire ever brag about not taking a vacation for the past three years?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you have probably succumbed to one of the biggest myths ever handed to the American people.

The workplace hero myth is that hard work is always admirable. No matter what.

And it’s a bunch of bull.

In this episode, I walk you this myth as I see it and help you see a better way.

If you’ve ever felt like the people you admire in the workplace work too much, this episode’s for you. If you have felt pulled along by the myth that putting in tons of hours means tons of success, you should listen to this espisode. And if you feel like the most successful men are the ones who actually have time for the things that matter most to them, click play in the player above to get started.

Listen to this episode to hear me discuss what a real workplace hero looks like and more:

• Lies men in the workplace believe.
• The one attribute that should really define success.
• What kinds of hard work you should be doing.
• Unmasking the Wizard of Work.
• Shortening the curve to personal mastery.
• Why Steve Jobs was no success.
• How I named my company to keep in mind what was most important.
• Three things to do to become a real workplace hero while still being your kids’ hero.

Be a hero:

You can spend less time at the office and still get it all done. Then you can be a hero to more than just your employees.

Let us show you a better way with a free 30-minute Freedom Breakthrough Session. We only schedule 10 of these per week, so apply now!