#289 Zmiana opowieści o pracy

I work an average of 38 hours a week. I know this because I measure. And I remember a time when I dreamed of a four-hour workweek – captivated by Tim Ferriss's book, I imagined that working less meant a better life. I didn't reach those four hours. And I don't regret it at all. Because at some point, I asked myself a simple question: If I won 10 million złoty, what would I change? And it turned out that I still wanted to do most of the things I was doing. Which means the problem wasn't the amount of work, but how I thought about it. And that's what this episode is about – changing the story we tell ourselves about work. About the difference between "I have to go there" and "I choose to go there." About the boundaries between a self-serving shift in perspective and rationalization. And about how the way we think about something changes how we experience it – from running, to workshops, to our entire professional lives. I invite you to listen. Full notes at: https://dominikjuszczyk.pl/2026/05/28... Community: https://intencjonalnie.pl