Four hour work week said something about that.

For my current job which I have been doing for 17 years, an 80-90 hour work week is not uncommon, so I am not afraid of hard work.

I'm working 2nd shift in a hospital setting where I'm pulling a 55-60 hr work week and I'm on call on some of the days I'm not scheduled to work.

There was one of the million podcasts he was talking about either Rich Dad Poor Dad or 4 Hour Work week ... but I can't remember the book or the podcast that was in ...Help!

@Joshua Dorkin Instead of setting up BP to be his vehicle to get to the 4 hour work week, Josh strives to do all he can to make it better.

I work a 32-hour work week with W-2 income.

'The 4-hour work week' teaches us to work on creating systems in a business so that it can operate with out you having to micromanage each process along the way.  

If you can't work a normal 40 hour work week, that's what basically matters.  

I have read BP's "Ultimate Guide for Beginners,"  "4 Hour work week," "Building Wealth One House at a Time" and of course many forum discussions.  

I do not recommend that approach--I've since wised up and put the duplexes under property management, and gotten my DIY/jack of all trades tendencies under control and converted into more of a 4-hour workweek philosophy.