"Work is a sin" — Bryan Sharpe

I said this last week on my relationships podcast with Wendy O.

(Sidebar; we're interviewing the infamous and on the run from the government, John McAfee today at 2 pm ET)

Some people were offended by my declaration, that work is a sin.

In order to understand, let's look at someone who valued "hard work", Andrew Carnegie, one of the richest men in American history.

At 13, Carnegie worked three (3) jobs. He was a steam engine tender, a messenger, and a telegraph operator. He then hard-worked his way into a job with the railroad.

But Carnegie did something different that many "hard workers" don't do.

He invested in his own business; and became a global leader in the steel industry.

The rest of his story is history.

So, are you a hard-worker or are you investing in yourself?

Anyone who does not invest in themselves I tend to keep myself "socially distanced" from. I don't want to catch whatever anti-entrepreneur virus you may have. Hard work is contagious!

That's why I created the "Mogul Summit." It was created to surround myself with like minded individuals who want to become the next "Carnegie."

This is where I divulge 20+ years of marketing and business development experience (and secrets) to an exclusive group of 'moguls' who made the decision to invest in themselves.

This is the ultimate place to network and get your business off the ground and/or moving in an upward direction.

When you're ready to stop being a hard worker, jab that link below.

https://bryansharpe.co/summit

Hotep.