Posts Tagged ‘Sleep’

Working Hours

written by Drew | 2010.76 Thu 18 Mar

Before I begin today’s post, I’m pleased to announce that the situation with AMI (Advanced Medical Institute) seems to have been resolved in my favour. It certainly wasn’t easy, and there’s a couple of precautions still to be taken, but it’s thankfully over. If you’d like to know more, email me directly.

I got to thinking, yet again, about the number of hours I work in a day. This month, solely because of dodgy contractual agreements, I’ve been working 14 hours a day on average. This has left me with next to no free time whatsoever – even during weekends, when I don’t work – and on average four hours of sleep every night. It’s near the end of the third week, and on two occasions I got just over an hour’s sleep. It’s been very tough.

So in total I’ve been tied to some kind of desk for about 60-70 hours a week. Thinking back to a manager in one of my first agency jobs, who “bragged” about putting in an 80-hour work week, he was a f*cking moron.

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An Opinion on the Enlightened Warrior Training Camp

written by Drew | 2009.312 Mon 09 Nov

I noticed in my weblog statistics that someone was looking for criticism of one of T Harv Eker’s courses, called the Enlightened Warrior Training Camp (or as I’ll write from here, EWTC). If you remember my older post on the Millionaire Mind Intensive seminar, I had been talked into signing up for a “quantum leap” package, which included said course. (I’ve since changed my mind, instead potentially going for the Guerrilla Business Intensive course.)

Harv mentioned at the MMI that the EWTC was the one course he ran that continually brought him out of retirement, simply because it was the most life-changing. (Or something to that effect.)

I did some searching online for criticisms of the EWTC, and came across a Blogger weblog post with a participant’s critical review of the Enlightened Warrior Training Camp.
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