If you’re obsessing over work-life balance, your problem isn’t the hours—it’s the job, says Bupa’s CEO. And some of the world’s most powerful people agree.
Imagine someone cooking all your meals, changing your sheets every day, paying your bills, and full time staff to manage your home, children and every other aspect of your life? Doctors on staff, home and office gyms, personal trainers, private jets, helicopters and limo drivers too.
I was lucky to get 10-12 hours of “life” when working 60 hours a week. If I had the kind of life this billionaire lives I could put in 100 hours and still have more leisure time.
I could totally do 80 hours a week if I had people to clean my house and raise my kids.
Imagine someone cooking all your meals, changing your sheets every day, paying your bills, and full time staff to manage your home, children and every other aspect of your life? Doctors on staff, home and office gyms, personal trainers, private jets, helicopters and limo drivers too.
I was lucky to get 10-12 hours of “life” when working 60 hours a week. If I had the kind of life this billionaire lives I could put in 100 hours and still have more leisure time.
And don’t forget the work is mostly playing in your phone in an office, hanging out with friends, and being available for speeches a few times a year.
I still wouldn’t. Fuck that.
I mean, he’s a CEO so his “work” is getting drunk and eating shrimp cocktail with other assholes who pay people to raise their kids.
Sounds awful.