Emma Grede

in for the long hours, in for the office like five days a week, because you know this, what you lose in remote work is profound.

And the downside is deceleration, which is a curse for ambition.

In the book, I talk about hustle culture and I get that people are tired and burnt out, but an extraordinary career is always the result of extraordinary effort.

I can guarantee that if I had been working from home in my 20s, that I wouldn't be anywhere close to where I am now.

I'm going to go one step further on this point and tell you that remote work is killing life and it's career suicide.

But maybe you just need to read the book for more.

So, look.

Here's my thoughts.

I am an in-person person.

I want to be with people.

I want to collaborate.

I love detail.

I love specificity.

I want to do things quickly.

I mentor a lot of young men and women inside my business.

And work culture right now makes that very, very hard.

I can't teach you through a screen.

If you're not with me, you won't see how I move or how I operate.

You need proximity to me.

You need to understand the flow of what is happening.