You said "busy" the last time someone asked how you were. You probably didn't even think about it.

But what if that reflex is telling you something important about how you measure your own worth?

Shabbar and Tim unpack hustle culture, not just the entrepreneurial grind-harder version, but the quieter internal pressure most of us carry to always be doing more.

They look at the viral Tony Robbins and Alex Hormozi conversation, where a young man with a hundred million dollar business admitted he couldn't find happiness.

They explore what figures like Gandhi and Mandela suggest about action rooted in stillness rather than restlessness. And Shabbar shares a conversation from his community that offers a genuinely different way to think about work, time, and what blessing actually looks like.

• Why saying "I'm busy" has become a reflex we're afraid to break
• What happens when massive financial success still leaves you unfulfilled
• The difference between outer hustle and the inner pressure we put on ourselves

Can you have real impact in the world without burning out to prove it?

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Shabbar: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam

Tim: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick

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Find out more about Shabbar's financial planning services: https://lumosfinancial.com/