📱 eBook en inglés I WISH I SPENT MORE TIME AT WORK

What if everything you were taught about success is quietly stealing your life? From an early age, we’re handed a script. Work harder. Stay later. Answer faster. Chase the promotion. Fill every hour. Wear exhaustion like a badge of honour. We’re told this is ambition. Responsibility. Success. But at the end of a life, no one wishes they had cleared more emails. No one longs for one more meeting. No one asks for five extra years at their desk. Instead, they remember missed dinners, postponed dreams, unread bedtime stories, and the quiet moments that slipped away while they were busy being “productive.” I Wish I Spent More Time at Work is a powerful, eye, opening guide for anyone who feels trapped by hustle culture, overwhelmed by deadlines, or defined by their job title. This book challenges the modern obsession with busyness and offers a new way forward, one rooted in balance, presence, and purpose. Blending psychology, personal development, and practical life design, this book helps you: • Break free from the myth that overwork equals success • Recognize how busyness disguises burnout and emotional emptiness • Stop tying your self, worth to productivity and achievement • Set boundaries without guilt or apology • Reclaim your time, energy, and attention • Design a life you don’t need to escape from • Focus on relationships, health, and experiences that truly matter • Redefine what a “good life” really means on your terms Through honest reflection and actionable strategies, you’ll learn how work slowly expands to fill every corner of your world and how to gently, deliberately take that space back. This isn’t about quitting your job or abandoning ambition. It’s about putting work in its rightful place, as a part of life, not the center of it. If you’ve ever felt exhausted yet strangely unfulfilled… If you’ve ever thought, “There has to be more than this”… If you’re successful on paper but disconnected in your heart… This book is your permission slip to step off the treadmill. Because the truth is simple and uncomfortable: time is the one resource you never get back. And the life you keep postponing is the only one you have. Stop waiting for someday. Stop sacrificing today for a future that never arrives. Build a life rich with meaning, connection, and presence, starting now. Work will always be there. Your life will not.