What if the hustle is hurting more than helping?
In this powerful episode of Check-In with Bryan, host Bryan Fish reconnects with Scott Clary—marketer, podcaster, and business strategist—to explore what it really means to architect a life you love. From cutting unnecessary meetings to rejecting hustle culture, Scott shares raw insights on building a career (and life) that’s sustainable, intentional, and aligned with who you truly are.
Whether you’re a founder on the edge of burnout, a remote team leader, or someone rethinking their relationship with productivity, this episode will help you zoom out and reconsider what “success” actually looks like. You’ll hear:
- How Scott built a podcast empire 5 feet from his bedroom
- Why more meetings ≠ more progress
- Lessons from Guy Kawasaki on quitting the stage for the mic
- The myth of waking up at 5 a.m. (and other productivity traps)
- How to lead by supporting your team’s real long-term goals
This episode is full of real talk, humor, and sharp insights—perfect for anyone navigating entrepreneurship in the modern world.
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