
Working Hard Won't Make You Safe | Author Interview with Nataly Kogan
About this episode
When are you planning to be happy? After the launch, after the next hire, once the business can run without you? Thought so.
Nataly Kogan is a former tech CEO + author of Happier Now. Written as an antidote to the work-till-you-drop culture that flattened her.
We discuss how burnout has become a badge of belonging in some industries, how an immigrant childhood can create a perfect storm for overwork + the one thing Nataly would change about the book eight years on.
And Nataly gives us two small practices to start today - one of which she initially thought was ridiculous.
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Books discussed in this episode:
Happier Now - Nataly Kogan
Nataly’s Website: www.natalykogan.com
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