EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 20 MIN
Rethinking the Four Day Work Week with Joe Sanok
from Married to the Hustle: Faith, Love, and Business for Entrepreneurial Couples · host Alex & Jessica Fortis
What if working less actually helped you get more done?Author and TEDx speaker Joe Sanok joins host Jessica Rosario to unpack the myth of the five-day grind and explain why a four day work week might be your greatest productivity hack. Drawing from his book Thursday is the New Friday, Joe shares how brain optimization, strategic rest, and embracing your natural inclinations can elevate your performance and creativity as an entrepreneur. They explore how small business owners can implement more balance without sacrificing growth, along with actionable advice on what to add and remove from your weekend to set yourself up for success.From curiosity and quick decision-making to carving out creative time, this conversation is a game-changer for those ready to trade burnout for true productivity.https://Jessrosario.com/fbgroupTo learn more about Joe's book, go to www.JoeSanok.com/book Now that you've listened to the Married to the Hustle Podcast, it's time to join the community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marriedtothehustleAnother way to support the podcast is to leave a review. Your feedback helps us to continue creating valuable content and reach a wider audience.Thank you for your support!Alex & Jessica Fortis
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What if working less actually helped you get more done? Author and TEDx speaker Joe Sanok joins host Jessica Rosario to unpack the myth of the five-day grind and explain why a four day work week might be your greatest productivity hack. Drawing from his book Thursday is the New Friday, Joe shares how brain optimization, strategic rest, and embracing your natural inclinations can elevate your performance and creativity as an entrepreneur. They explore how small business owners can implement mo...
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