Win at Work and Succeed at Life: 5 Principles to Free Yourself from the Cult of Overwork Free Audiobook Download by Megan Hyatt Miller,Michael Hyatt

The world is changing and so is work. For many people, work is an essential element of their identity. In other words, they feel more fulfilled by their work than by anything else in their life. But the cult of overwork can be destructive to you and your personal career. Your work should uphold you, not make you miserable. Instead of feeling stuck in a rut with your job or career, take these 5 principles from Megan Hyatt Miller's new book to free yourself from the cult of overwork and succeed at life!

In this audiobook, Michael Hyatt and Megan Miller share "5 Principles to Free Yourself from the Cult of Overwork." These principles make it easy for people to get a good night's sleep, stay healthy, develop strong relationships, and find balance. They also offer practical tips about screening your time management skills and how to be more productive on the job.

In his new book, Win at Work and Succeed at Life, Michael Hyatt shows you how to balance productivity with personal fulfillment. In this audiobook download, Michael reads his own book on the power of productivity.

"This audiobook introduces the concepts of life and work as one, creating a single identity. The listener learns how to effectively manage their work life as they also lead their personal life. It's a fascinating book that I recommend for anyone leading multitasking busy lives."

In this book, Michael and Megan Hyatt cover how to free yourself from the cult of overwork. The 5 principles are: 1) Be sure you're on the right team 2) Have some "me" time everyday 3) Love what you do 4) Don't take feeling overwhelmed personally 5) Create a personal plan for success As someone who has struggled with finding balance, I found this book especially helpful. I highly recommend it as a must-read for anyone who works in any industry.

"The cult of overwork is a destructive force in our society," writes Michael Hyatt, speaking to us from his home in Dallas, Texas. "It's as if we've been living in the dark ages for decades and only recently have we had the will and courage to turn on the light switch."