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People who obsess about work life balance are typically mediocre at both.
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- And so, people obsess about what percentage of their days are, but they don't look at what percentage of their life is.
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0:00If you talk about work-life balance as a 22-year-old [music] guy, you're hanging out with the wrong people. People who obsess about work-life balance are usually mediocre at both. Deleting work-life balance for a season [music] will net you more work-life balance over a lifetime. And so, people obsess about what percentage of their days are, but they don't look at what percentage of their life is. And the thing is is that you can compress 40 years of work into 4 years of absolute misery [music] and then do whatever you want after that.
0:26And so, at some point, every person who wants to [music] achieve great things realizes that balance is a myth. And once they realize that, they become someone [music] who actually achieves great things.