End chaos in your firm—300+ peers use this framework. Free video here: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/framework Architects are trained to hustle, but what if the grind is actually holding you back? In this episode, coach Jenna Harrison joins Enoch Sears to explore a radical shift—one that swaps overwork for a schedule that fuels creativity, clarity, and growth. They dive into the unseen toll hustle culture takes on your body, mind, and most valuable relationships. You’ll hear how an unexpected turning point made Jenna rethink everything about success, and the surprising ripple effects that followed. This isn’t theory—it’s lived experience, backed by results. Jenna also hints at the simple but powerful shifts that free you from the “time for money” trap. If you’ve ever wondered whether you can work less and earn more, this is your chance to find out. You’ll discover: The hidden cost of being “the bottleneck” in your firm Why your brain may be blocking your best work The counterintuitive change that can grow both freedom and revenue To learn more about Jenna, visit her website: https://www.theuncommonway.com/ 00:00 Intro 02:34 From 7-Day Work Weeks to a 24-Hour Work Week 05:47 Why Time Doesn't Create Revenue (Value Does) 08:15 The Hustle and Grind Trap That's Burning You Out 11:42 Working Nap Times for Two Years Straight: My Breaking Point 14:28 The Desert Moment That Changed Everything 17:35 Why Your Stressed Brain Can't Think Creatively 20:53 The Nervous System Science Behind Burnout 23:46 How Activation Keeps You Snapping at Your Team 26:19 Why High Achievers Find It Impossible to Rest 29:08 The Control Problem Keeping You Stuck at 60 Hours 31:45 Weight Gain, Health Scares, and Tragic Regrets 34:22 What Life Looks Like at Three Days Per Week

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