During my cab driving days, I used to work religiously from 5:00am to 7:00pm, that is 14 hours, seven days a week. I made sure I get my 7 hours or sleep and an hour for gym 4 times a week. My only days off used to be during holidays or when there was a bad snowstorm. Did that for a whole year and reached my financial goal of that time.
@FinanzFerdinand Beta i was learning how to make money, just not a lot. team fortress 2 trading and idling is, by nature, time consuming but can draw in a couple bucks here and there. i'd still call it a waste of time tbh lol but it felt nice as a ten year old
I have been working 90 to 100 hours a week for almost 2 years. Even before I used to work 70 to 80 hours a week. Still doing great. Just love your job.
Is that 100 hours all at your actual job or is it including things like chores and cooking? Because in one week there's 168 and ideally 56 of those hours need to be spent asleep meaning just 12 extra hours to do laundry, cooking, showering, brushing your teeth, etc. assuming the 100 is "at work" time
Props to you. I like how you use what's at your disposal to keep in flow. Needs a nap, does so in car. Wants to work 100 hours, goes to a local cafe instead of wasting time stuck in rush hour traffic
as someone who was a wage slave for 80 hour weeks. the worst part is not making the 80 hour weeks but realising next week you have another 80 hour week. and another.. and another.. id rather be dead than do that shit again
Yeah my job has a peak season where we work 80-90 hours 7 days a week for about a month or so. It's not fun being gone 12-14 hours every day but you do what you gotta do right. By the way I'm a sales rep but my job is a lot of physical labour too.
@@ultraboy99x nah it was actually awfull. I lived on a farm in the middle of nowhere for 5 months (closed shop/town was 80km away). On that farm I had to live with the most horrible person I ever met, who would just yell at people 24/7. He would not give me lunchtime (12-16 hour work days, without lunch), always asked me to work on saturdays and just treat me like absolute shit in general. After I left he got fired for sexual intimidation of a co-worker and on the computer it came to the light that there where videos of female co-workers being filmed in the shower. Those 5 months where absolute utter garbage. Moving on to the fun stuff and that is what im doing right now. I am currently still in school and have to graduate at a company (i am doing a project for them). When I finish school I want to apply for farmers work in the cannabis sector. I am looking for a job in the trance of growing manager. Taking care of the irrigation, fertilizer and crop protection products for cannabis plants. The only thing I learned on that farm is that no matter the circumstances, life will get better at some point. One day out of that farm I had one of the best nights off my life (I say one day, but it was in 5 minutes after i fully left the farm and checked in, in the hotel). It wasnt that I couldnt handle the work stress, or even the person I was talking about, its just that it was a complete waste of my life.
I’m tired of googling “long hours of work” or whatever and every single thing that pops up is office people. People who have to sit down in ac all day long at a computer. I haven’t seen one article about a person doing physical labor for 60+ hours a week. Makes me mad cause all I do are physical labor jobs and I can’t relate to any article. With tips like “stand up and stretch ever 30 minutes “ I’ve been standing for the past 8 hours lifting logs into a chipper... or “go outside for fresh air” hello, I’ve been 50ft up in a tree all morning, I don’t need fresh air. Great video by the way, I like your self motivation. I just want to see some construction workers making videos or landscapers or anyone that doesn’t work in an office all day.
I've done 95 working physical jobs warehouse and restaurants and manual labor . lol it pisses me off too. Worked a year straight doing all that and all it got me was a drinking problem XD
@@zachtindell7751 yeah, it’s a different kind of tired. Office jobs make you mentally tired I guess. Physical labor jobs make you physically tired obviously, but also mentally tired depending on what you are doing. I just made a year at my new job. I work 6:30-5 6 days a week. It’s a physical and mental job. I’m wrecked.
I'm not undermining physical work but unless you've worked really long hours in an office job you wouldn't understand. Sitting 12-14 hours a day in front of a computer with pressure from your boss and tight deadlines ain't as easy as you think, probably even more stressful cos you barely move your body and sit at one spot for so long.
@@lettuce1305 I totally understand that an office job can be stressful, in some cases probably more stressful, especially if you have to deal with clients or people on the phone. I was just tired of every single news article, or video, or whatever saying “how to feel better at work” or “how to make the day go by faster at work” or whatever. And EVERY single article is about office jobs. They say “stand up and stretch” or “go outside for a minute for fresh air” or “walk around the office” and I’m thinking what about the rest of the world, who is outside in the hot son carrying heavy crap from one spot to another, we are already outside, walking, doing everything they suggest. I’m not trying to say an office job is easy, I’m just tired of everything you google about jobs only being about office jobs. I would love to try an office job one day, but one where you don’t have to talk to clients on the phone. I’ve had enough interactions with tourists and the public on a resort I worked at.
Criminally under subscribed channel! Figured I'd try this, if I work 9am to 12am for 7 days it's 105 hours. I work in game development so I can relate to that mental fatigue you talked about. Gonna be interesting to try for sure.
My Goals that I will achieve are: - Work a standard 9 - 5 office job - Start my own business and get it off the ground - Become a champion amateur boxer by training every day
@@hajirashidli857 Exactly, it will be very difficult to accomplish all 3 of those goals, cutting the second or third one will make it a little bit more realistic.
Also to anyone watching this, long term your body will break down from this work load. Its absolutely true. You will get sick. Even medical professionals are limited at 80 hour work weeks. Even that can be bad for doctors. Unless you have someone to cook all your meals and do household tasks for you. You may also have issues with weight loss and or nutritional deficiencies as well as physical strain injuries.
I work around 90-105 hours a week for the last 5 years in the agriculture industry it’s normal during busy season hard labor from 8-4 the 4-4 or 5 am warehouse operation 7 days a week
I work about 12 a day Mon-Fri with Full Time college and work, 2-3 (if not more on the weekends) and 1-2 hours at the gym every day. It’s definitely not a 100 hour work. But I do understand how physically draining that can be! Props to you!
Great video, crazy challenge! I would love a video about the week *after* your hundred-hour work week and just how mentally and physically impacted you were. Keep up the brilliant content!
I cant work that much. I work 4 days a week with 12 hour shifts with heavy machinery, some weeks it is 5 days. It is so exhausting and rough to get through! I cant believe you did a whole week working around 14.5 hours! That is just insane!
I’m glad I found your TH-cam. Your grind is very inspirational and I’m not talking about your 100 hours but just all the work and effort you do to keep up the channel! Definitely checking out the Patreon! Good shit!
Most people who think they work 60+ hours don't really work much more than 40-45 anyway. The more time they spend at the office, the more time they waste. I see it in my office all the time from young hard-chargers staying until 10 every night. Since they come in at 9 am, they multiply 13 hours times 5 days and get 65 hours. But they don't subtract the hour they take for lunch and dinner and a few trips to the gym each week. If they had to punch a clock, they would probably come in around 50.
@@ericdaniel323 I punch a clock and get 30 minute break. Still come in at over 60 and I'm considered part time. Still have to fit in gym after that. Can barely even cook anymore.
I went through a period where I was work 70-80 hours weeks, and that was the worst thing I've ever done. It was 50-60 hours in a manufacturing job, and 20-30 hours in retail (I got super lucky and never had a 90 hour week, but it was possible.) My first job started at 5am and the second one ended at 9 or 10pm. I was so cranky and pissed all the time. It was some real motivation to get my shit together, though. 100 hours sounds like hell, but at least it sounds like it's (somewhat) something you enjoy?
this is crazy... i mean i don't think i'd even be able to come close to doing this, and i'm a workaholic. crazy how you had any time to sleep, eat, drive, etc... this is so inspiring!!
Love the new video guys! Would have liked to see just how you managed to maintain focus and be consistent over the week. Like strategies and just your general process of sitting down & getting stuff done!
The best advice I can give is to eliminate distractions. I never brought headphones to cafe's so I couldn't get distracted watching videos, and I would keep my phone on silent. Also, get used to feeling bored.
I noticed I work 100 hours a week recently. 4 days full time with overtime pay and the other remaining three days is two part time jobs. Each day you have 10 hours to sleep, eat, errands, w/e. If you can nap on your break do it with a good alarn. I used to love cooking and taking food but there's no time so I just order out at lunch and eat. Don't mess up in your schedule or performance or get fired.
Haha! I recognize that hallway at 4:30! I used to cater for a ton of shows and their offices as well as just being an actor in Toronto. Respect on working your ass off on your goals. The film industry is a rough one. Keep it going!
The reason I'm watching is because I wanna be an investment banker I heard it needs about 90-100 hours of work per week💁♀️ so thought to watch this how is it like to work for these many hours
I painted four trailer loads of some wave planks within two week which forced me to work 12-13-14 hours every day.. It's absolutely horrible and it killed my back as I was much taller than the stands that the planks were placed on and I had to duck under to paint the underside. Great work getting through this!
The funny part is, I've been going through 100 hours a week for 400 days, no days off... Something usual for artists. It's like a Dan Pena' schedule, but without his team or money.
100 hour/ week... wow, Im averaging 94 h/ week but i already doing it in the past 6 month... Will be interesting to see if i can pull 100hr. Kudos to you man
Just found this channel. Love it. I work 9-10 hours a day in the office. Used to come home and work on personal projects but I’ve gotten out of that habit. I’m starting a podcast (releasing soon, but recording 10 episodes before releasing), so I’ll be working another 1-2 hours after work every day. Need to get workouts into that routine and weekend work. 100 hours is nuts but if a lot of it is on things that fire you up, hopefully it’s a bit more doable.
Im a butcher and at christmas time i work about 100 if not more somedays you gotte continue working until the work is done fisicly hard work and it is all ander hard pressure.
The best part is after Day 7, it is Day 1 again and you have to go to work😂 I have two 88hr weeks ahead of me, might try to bang out 100hr then 76hr to make it seem easier on week 2
your channel is awesome. So my favourite things to watch are Matt D'avella minimalism type videos, I watch whole food plant based videos and general diet and nutrition vids. I try to keep the content light and tame as arguements lower my productivity. I also watch kids videos like barbie movies, steven universe, my little pony, etc to keep my mood brighter and more level. I just started a new term and i have a day planner and have been working out a set sleep schedule every night and budget planner to organize things. I also working out on my plans for the year and organizing them to the best of my ability. I am trying to do whatever I can possibly do to keep my energy levels okay as my family has a history of Cfs and i hope to not succumb to the hereditary disorder. Thankfully my roommate who is in her early 60's has been mentoring me and boosting my self esteem which is something no one has really done in my life time. Anyways sorry for my rant. Goal guys you rock.
Love the idea of this video.. if you happen to see this and can talk about it now. I'm assuming the show you were working on was "The Umbrella Academy" since you are wearing a beanie for it and it's production is taking place in Toronto..
Hi from another Canadian! Loved this documentation. One thing I noticed is that the breakdown you logged actually adds up to 101.25 hours, not 100.75! So I hope you're getting more rest these days! Lol
You're either lying or a prime example of someone who needs to be bullied out the workforce by his colleges. Nothings worse than having someone who works ridiculous hours being used as a benchmark for the perfect employee by a manager.
mrdojob well I'm certainly not lying, nor am I a single employee attempting to impress management. Everybody in the company, who works in the field, works these hours. 20 days on and 10 days off.
That;s just sad really. The 10 days off is great but where I work everyone is working for their drink or drugs and nothings worse than being forced to keep up with someone on meth working every hour under the sun to get his next fix. I keep ending up in that situation all the time and it's hellish.
Jesus that's not healthy. Hope you're okay. I read that book. I do respect it, and wish i could get to a state of deep work but it's interrupted by my physical disabilities. As for the social media stuff he's totally right but the solutions he proposed were a bit too radical for me to consider sustainable, personally. I imagine you learnt a lot that week, good job.
Great video! How often do you think is wise to make such intensive work-weeks to make things done but to have weeks of rest as well? I find hard the work/extra work/life balance 😅
I work 100 hours a week usually but the holidays sort of gave me a break but I've been broke because of it since my vehicle has been breaking down and other personal reasons...
I’m very impressed by your discipline. Do you feel like there was a point you lost quality due to being tired? I would have been dead inside by day three.
Yeah I had to do this one summer because I didn't have enough money to pay for my upcoming college tuition. Difference was that my job was physical, while yours are mental. As a (now) programmer, I think it's easier to work this much if you're doing physical work. It's SOOO hard to try to force your brain to work well when you're tired. So easy to get distracted by literally nothing. But if it's physical work, you just keep pressing on, which is what I did that one summer. One week of it is definitely hard, props to you for doing that. But as you alluded to at the end of the video, it really gets tough when you have to do this for weeks on end with no break. Really wears a person down.
Instead of working 100 hours yourself, you can train people & build a team to outsource your work. That's why we hire people. Be productive. Work is a necessity, not a goal.
Is it possible to work 91 hours per week and still got some spare time for the family? I found this video because I wanna know if it's possible. Thanks!
Here in London [United Kingdom] Events workers can easily clock up 100 hrs a week :) :) Great video as always from London, NOT Ontario but UK, LOL :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
@@blacklyfe5543 He worked as home group with mental retarded people. So two staffs worked together. So he stays on the duty while he sleeps for 8 hours and he have to wake up if there is an emergency situation with clients.
During my cab driving days, I used to work religiously from 5:00am to 7:00pm, that is 14 hours, seven days a week. I made sure I get my 7 hours or sleep and an hour for gym 4 times a week. My only days off used to be during holidays or when there was a bad snowstorm. Did that for a whole year and reached my financial goal of that time.
How much were you making and what was your goal
used to spend 100 hours a week on video games during summer in 5th grade if that counts for anything
That's a lot of gaming!
Rookie numbers
@FinanzFerdinand Beta i was learning how to make money, just not a lot. team fortress 2 trading and idling is, by nature, time consuming but can draw in a couple bucks here and there. i'd still call it a waste of time tbh lol but it felt nice as a ten year old
I probably did the same.
Dude I did the same a child
I have been working 90 to 100 hours a week for almost 2 years. Even before I used to work 70 to 80 hours a week. Still doing great. Just love your job.
I find more than 45 hours per week insane, how do you live? If you are doing great could you give some advise ?
Is that 100 hours all at your actual job or is it including things like chores and cooking? Because in one week there's 168 and ideally 56 of those hours need to be spent asleep meaning just 12 extra hours to do laundry, cooking, showering, brushing your teeth, etc. assuming the 100 is "at work" time
how is it going?
If it works for you great. But i assume you do some type of retail or service job
Props to you. I like how you use what's at your disposal to keep in flow. Needs a nap, does so in car. Wants to work 100 hours, goes to a local cafe instead of wasting time stuck in rush hour traffic
as someone who was a wage slave for 80 hour weeks. the worst part is not making the 80 hour weeks but realising next week you have another 80 hour week. and another.. and another.. id rather be dead than do that shit again
Yeah my job has a peak season where we work 80-90 hours 7 days a week for about a month or so. It's not fun being gone 12-14 hours every day but you do what you gotta do right. By the way I'm a sales rep but my job is a lot of physical labour too.
What did you do?
@@ultraboy99x I had to work on a farm doing maintenance (lifting heavy shit) and driving a lot of tractors as fast as possible.
@@groeiendekaas9416 Its sounds kinda fun actually.
But i never worked that type of job tho.
What do u do now?
@@ultraboy99x nah it was actually awfull. I lived on a farm in the middle of nowhere for 5 months (closed shop/town was 80km away). On that farm I had to live with the most horrible person I ever met, who would just yell at people 24/7. He would not give me lunchtime (12-16 hour work days, without lunch), always asked me to work on saturdays and just treat me like absolute shit in general. After I left he got fired for sexual intimidation of a co-worker and on the computer it came to the light that there where videos of female co-workers being filmed in the shower. Those 5 months where absolute utter garbage. Moving on to the fun stuff and that is what im doing right now. I am currently still in school and have to graduate at a company (i am doing a project for them). When I finish school I want to apply for farmers work in the cannabis sector. I am looking for a job in the trance of growing manager. Taking care of the irrigation, fertilizer and crop protection products for cannabis plants. The only thing I learned on that farm is that no matter the circumstances, life will get better at some point. One day out of that farm I had one of the best nights off my life (I say one day, but it was in 5 minutes after i fully left the farm and checked in, in the hotel). It wasnt that I couldnt handle the work stress, or even the person I was talking about, its just that it was a complete waste of my life.
You just did the movie “Limitless” without the pill...Amazing! I love your videos!
Thanks Nick. Note to self, watch Limitless
@@GoalGuys it's amazing, no season 2 yet sadly D:
I’m tired of googling “long hours of work” or whatever and every single thing that pops up is office people. People who have to sit down in ac all day long at a computer. I haven’t seen one article about a person doing physical labor for 60+ hours a week. Makes me mad cause all I do are physical labor jobs and I can’t relate to any article. With tips like “stand up and stretch ever 30 minutes “ I’ve been standing for the past 8 hours lifting logs into a chipper... or “go outside for fresh air” hello, I’ve been 50ft up in a tree all morning, I don’t need fresh air. Great video by the way, I like your self motivation. I just want to see some construction workers making videos or landscapers or anyone that doesn’t work in an office all day.
I've done 95 working physical jobs warehouse and restaurants and manual labor . lol it pisses me off too. Worked a year straight doing all that and all it got me was a drinking problem XD
@@zachtindell7751 yeah, it’s a different kind of tired. Office jobs make you mentally tired I guess. Physical labor jobs make you physically tired obviously, but also mentally tired depending on what you are doing. I just made a year at my new job. I work 6:30-5 6 days a week. It’s a physical and mental job. I’m wrecked.
@@montanawhite5699 Congratz #1 take care of health . cant buy it back after the grind ends :D
I'm not undermining physical work but unless you've worked really long hours in an office job you wouldn't understand. Sitting 12-14 hours a day in front of a computer with pressure from your boss and tight deadlines ain't as easy as you think, probably even more stressful cos you barely move your body and sit at one spot for so long.
@@lettuce1305 I totally understand that an office job can be stressful, in some cases probably more stressful, especially if you have to deal with clients or people on the phone. I was just tired of every single news article, or video, or whatever saying “how to feel better at work” or “how to make the day go by faster at work” or whatever. And EVERY single article is about office jobs. They say “stand up and stretch” or “go outside for a minute for fresh air” or “walk around the office” and I’m thinking what about the rest of the world, who is outside in the hot son carrying heavy crap from one spot to another, we are already outside, walking, doing everything they suggest. I’m not trying to say an office job is easy, I’m just tired of everything you google about jobs only being about office jobs. I would love to try an office job one day, but one where you don’t have to talk to clients on the phone. I’ve had enough interactions with tourists and the public on a resort I worked at.
Criminally under subscribed channel!
Figured I'd try this, if I work 9am to 12am for 7 days it's 105 hours. I work in game development so I can relate to that mental fatigue you talked about. Gonna be interesting to try for sure.
such an underrated youtuber
My Goals that I will achieve are:
- Work a standard 9 - 5 office job
- Start my own business and get it off the ground
- Become a champion amateur boxer by training every day
how are they going?
Doink failed.
Too many goals brother. I think you have to cut one off at least. Good luck.
@@hajirashidli857 Exactly, it will be very difficult to accomplish all 3 of those goals, cutting the second or third one will make it a little bit more realistic.
Build a multi million company that will rival Apple, add this, it's more realistic
You really should read that book again! Nothing in there suggests to work that much
Also to anyone watching this, long term your body will break down from this work load. Its absolutely true. You will get sick. Even medical professionals are limited at 80 hour work weeks. Even that can be bad for doctors. Unless you have someone to cook all your meals and do household tasks for you. You may also have issues with weight loss and or nutritional deficiencies as well as physical strain injuries.
I work around 90-105 hours a week for the last 5 years in the agriculture industry it’s normal during busy season hard labor from 8-4 the 4-4 or 5 am warehouse operation 7 days a week
I have an 87 hour week coming up Monday thru Saturday, Sunday off, and then a 19 hour Monday. All physical labor not pencil pushing. Gonna die lol
Slow Ham how’d that go
RIP
RIP
I work about 12 a day Mon-Fri with Full Time college and work, 2-3 (if not more on the weekends) and 1-2 hours at the gym every day. It’s definitely not a 100 hour work. But I do understand how physically draining that can be! Props to you!
Tud bro how is that even possible?
Did this for 3 months straight :) energy drink ran my life :)
Great video, crazy challenge! I would love a video about the week *after* your hundred-hour work week and just how mentally and physically impacted you were. Keep up the brilliant content!
I cant work that much. I work 4 days a week with 12 hour shifts with heavy machinery, some weeks it is 5 days. It is so exhausting and rough to get through! I cant believe you did a whole week working around 14.5 hours! That is just insane!
I’m glad I found your TH-cam. Your grind is very inspirational and I’m not talking about your 100 hours but just all the work and effort you do to keep up the channel! Definitely checking out the Patreon! Good shit!
What a great way to make yourself burn out in a short period of time
started with your 30 books in 30 days video... love your channel. Awesome content
Once you start working more than 55-60 hours your productivity flatlines, and you may work more hours, but you’re not getting any more done
Most people who think they work 60+ hours don't really work much more than 40-45 anyway. The more time they spend at the office, the more time they waste.
I see it in my office all the time from young hard-chargers staying until 10 every night. Since they come in at 9 am, they multiply 13 hours times 5 days and get 65 hours. But they don't subtract the hour they take for lunch and dinner and a few trips to the gym each week. If they had to punch a clock, they would probably come in around 50.
@@ericdaniel323 I punch a clock and get 30 minute break. Still come in at over 60 and I'm considered part time. Still have to fit in gym after that. Can barely even cook anymore.
@Richard excuses
try tellling that to Elon Musk
Depends what you're doing and how much mental/physical stamina you have.
3:44 It took you 10 minutes to walk downstairs
You slow af
Was thinking the same thing the time doesn't match the output
Avi r/woooosh
Avi r/whoosh
@@avi8365 r/whooosh
@@henryjimenez204 or was I being sarcastic and you got whooshed?
I went through a period where I was work 70-80 hours weeks, and that was the worst thing I've ever done. It was 50-60 hours in a manufacturing job, and 20-30 hours in retail (I got super lucky and never had a 90 hour week, but it was possible.) My first job started at 5am and the second one ended at 9 or 10pm. I was so cranky and pissed all the time. It was some real motivation to get my shit together, though.
100 hours sounds like hell, but at least it sounds like it's (somewhat) something you enjoy?
you are the real life implementation of The productivity Project. love your videos
Haha, great video. I try to clock in 90-110 hours a week with work. But I love doing what I do. Keep up the great content!
this is crazy... i mean i don't think i'd even be able to come close to doing this, and i'm a workaholic. crazy how you had any time to sleep, eat, drive, etc... this is so inspiring!!
im doing 108 hours a week. In know its not an easy path , I choose to do it. I have goals. I'd rather be sleepy than broke
How do you have time to watch/comment?
Love the new video guys! Would have liked to see just how you managed to maintain focus and be consistent over the week. Like strategies and just your general process of sitting down & getting stuff done!
The best advice I can give is to eliminate distractions. I never brought headphones to cafe's so I couldn't get distracted watching videos, and I would keep my phone on silent. Also, get used to feeling bored.
This is great! Thanks for sharing!
Definitely earned my subscription. Great work mate!
This channel is so seriously good.
Holy! This was a really good video and a good effort put in. Great work. Keep it up!
I noticed I work 100 hours a week recently. 4 days full time with overtime pay and the other remaining three days is two part time jobs. Each day you have 10 hours to sleep, eat, errands, w/e. If you can nap on your break do it with a good alarn. I used to love cooking and taking food but there's no time so I just order out at lunch and eat. Don't mess up in your schedule or performance or get fired.
Loving your videos, currently binge watching.
I just started watching you and love all your videos! Canada proud!
Haha! I recognize that hallway at 4:30! I used to cater for a ton of shows and their offices as well as just being an actor in Toronto. Respect on working your ass off on your goals. The film industry is a rough one. Keep it going!
Thanks Curtis!
This channel is great! Subscribed!
I think if I had to work more than 45 hours a week I'd be deeply depressed.
I’m an investment banker, my workweek is routinely 80-100 hrs. I feel u man
The reason I'm watching is because I wanna be an investment banker I heard it needs about 90-100 hours of work per week💁♀️ so thought to watch this how is it like to work for these many hours
I painted four trailer loads of some wave planks within two week which forced me to work 12-13-14 hours every day.. It's absolutely horrible and it killed my back as I was much taller than the stands that the planks were placed on and I had to duck under to paint the underside. Great work getting through this!
The funny part is, I've been going through 100 hours a week for 400 days, no days off... Something usual for artists. It's like a Dan Pena' schedule, but without his team or money.
100 hour/ week... wow, Im averaging 94 h/ week but i already doing it in the past 6 month... Will be interesting to see if i can pull 100hr. Kudos to you man
Just found this channel. Love it.
I work 9-10 hours a day in the office. Used to come home and work on personal projects but I’ve gotten out of that habit.
I’m starting a podcast (releasing soon, but recording 10 episodes before releasing), so I’ll be working another 1-2 hours after work every day.
Need to get workouts into that routine and weekend work.
100 hours is nuts but if a lot of it is on things that fire you up, hopefully it’s a bit more doable.
you worked on the umbrella academy?! one of the BEST series on Netflix this year. very impressed!
That was tremendously entertaining. Great video.
Thanks so much!
This deserves a like, a sub, and a share!
Jesus Christ, you're crazy! I hope you got a full night's rest afterwards.
Yes. Yes I did!
Goal Guys I'm glad. Please continue to take care of yourself. :)
I'd probably work that much If I was as ugly and bald.
Elon musk pull consistent 120h weeks
@@MrRorySteel #randominsults
Im a butcher and at christmas time i work about 100 if not more somedays you gotte continue working until the work is done fisicly hard work and it is all ander hard pressure.
this doesn't look healthy. working hard is good, but you need moderation and balance in life. work smart not hard.
"Need" you won't die
@@joshgreen194 actually you can. But ya know. Licking the corporate boot im sure makes death worth it
Facts
love this time of videos ;) u deserve my subscription.
The best part is after Day 7, it is Day 1 again and you have to go to work😂 I have two 88hr weeks ahead of me, might try to bang out 100hr then 76hr to make it seem easier on week 2
You make me want to sell drugs better and more diligently thank you
Thank you for this sound advice lol
That was my parents when they are working at their restaurant. They can push between 70ish hours a week. Much love to them
Very inspirational
your channel is awesome. So my favourite things to watch are Matt D'avella minimalism type videos, I watch whole food plant based videos and general diet and nutrition vids. I try to keep the content light and tame as arguements lower my productivity. I also watch kids videos like barbie movies, steven universe, my little pony, etc to keep my mood brighter and more level. I just started a new term and i have a day planner and have been working out a set sleep schedule every night and budget planner to organize things. I also working out on my plans for the year and organizing them to the best of my ability. I am trying to do whatever I can possibly do to keep my energy levels okay as my family has a history of Cfs and i hope to not succumb to the hereditary disorder. Thankfully my roommate who is in her early 60's has been mentoring me and boosting my self esteem which is something no one has really done in my life time. Anyways sorry for my rant. Goal guys you rock.
Love the idea of this video.. if you happen to see this and can talk about it now. I'm assuming the show you were working on was "The Umbrella Academy" since you are wearing a beanie for it and it's production is taking place in Toronto..
Well deduced!
Hi from another Canadian! Loved this documentation. One thing I noticed is that the breakdown you logged actually adds up to 101.25 hours, not 100.75! So I hope you're getting more rest these days! Lol
I work 65 a week, 80 would kill me! Bless you bro
Did anyone else catch that at 1:29 Facebook was spelt "Facbeook"
First! Lol. Your videos are awesome man
Thanks so much!
2:50 Did he call his cup of coffee a can???? Help
That mental fatigue be pulling up
Great video :) just wondering, what kind of camera you use? And is there an external mic? Love your videos! Keep them up :)
I LOVE THIS.
were you working on the umbrella academy? 3:42
I work in the oil field: 16 hours a day, 112 hours a week, and this is the norm.
You're either lying or a prime example of someone who needs to be bullied out the workforce by his colleges. Nothings worse than having someone who works ridiculous hours being used as a benchmark for the perfect employee by a manager.
mrdojob well I'm certainly not lying, nor am I a single employee attempting to impress management. Everybody in the company, who works in the field, works these hours. 20 days on and 10 days off.
That;s just sad really. The 10 days off is great but where I work everyone is working for their drink or drugs and nothings worse than being forced to keep up with someone on meth working every hour under the sun to get his next fix. I keep ending up in that situation all the time and it's hellish.
mrdojob do you work in the oilfield as well?
Nope.
Ive been doing 50hrs as a full time student in college and I'm dead after a week. Can't even imagine what its like to do 100 hours
Next week does like 1 hour work week. Consistency!!
This guy is underatted
It's interesting to see how his views on hustle culture have changed since this video.
Jesus that's not healthy. Hope you're okay. I read that book. I do respect it, and wish i could get to a state of deep work but it's interrupted by my physical disabilities. As for the social media stuff he's totally right but the solutions he proposed were a bit too radical for me to consider sustainable, personally. I imagine you learnt a lot that week, good job.
please someone tell me what song is playing during, 3:20-3:50 please
Great video! How often do you think is wise to make such intensive work-weeks to make things done but to have weeks of rest as well? I find hard the work/extra work/life balance 😅
after resting, did you feel your focus or discipline improved ?
U deserve more subs
I only work 100+ hour weeks in the oilfield lol. Six figures at 22 is nice though.
I’m about to start a 86 hour work week starting now
Laughs in Wildland Firefighter
Bob Proctor "you don't need to slow down, you need to calm down"
What's the montage song name at 3:27?
I did the same thing for like six months but it was 80 hours poop job and 20 hours a week on TH-cam and I almost died
Hi guys, could anyone tell me the name of the song played at 4:38 please!? I kinda dig it!
"Go fuck yourself" - two feet
slaying the game
You went crazy
I work 100 hours a week usually but the holidays sort of gave me a break but I've been broke because of it since my vehicle has been breaking down and other personal reasons...
I’m very impressed by your discipline. Do you feel like there was a point you lost quality due to being tired? I would have been dead inside by day three.
After day 5 (Wednesday) was when I started noticing myself zone out
Yeah I had to do this one summer because I didn't have enough money to pay for my upcoming college tuition. Difference was that my job was physical, while yours are mental. As a (now) programmer, I think it's easier to work this much if you're doing physical work. It's SOOO hard to try to force your brain to work well when you're tired. So easy to get distracted by literally nothing. But if it's physical work, you just keep pressing on, which is what I did that one summer. One week of it is definitely hard, props to you for doing that. But as you alluded to at the end of the video, it really gets tough when you have to do this for weeks on end with no break. Really wears a person down.
Instead of working 100 hours yourself, you can train people & build a team to outsource your work. That's why we hire people. Be productive. Work is a necessity, not a goal.
If you love your job it's not a big deal to work a lot of hours. The problem is most people don't like their jobs and would rather be home.
Was there an optimal/sustainable hour count you hit as part of this challenge?
I believe in u man
At 1:33 there is a typo in Facebook
Is it possible to work 91 hours per week and still got some spare time for the family? I found this video because I wanna know if it's possible. Thanks!
FYI If you make just $20 an hour and/or make $2000 a week but are able to work like this for a year you will have made 6 figures
Never did 100 hours but I did 84 to 96 hours a week in a rendering plant.
Here in London [United Kingdom] Events workers can easily clock up 100 hrs a week :) :) Great video as always from London, NOT Ontario but UK, LOL :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
Wait you don’t actually record yourself all night until it’s time to wake up?
I’m currently doing this saving money no bills making 15$ an hour working 7 days
I knew someone once worked 168 hours a week. Yes, literally he worked 24/7 without a problem.
BS!
That's impossible maybe from home or through a online business
@@blacklyfe5543 He worked as home group with mental retarded people. So two staffs worked together. So he stays on the duty while he sleeps for 8 hours and he have to wake up if there is an emergency situation with clients.
you just inspired me to work more. thank you!
It shouldn't have. Half of this video was about how burnt out he was.
Let’s get this bread
I love the music in your videos and your videos themselves!!! Do you have a link for the music artist or a playlist?