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What if we could do in 10 hours what used to take us 40? Inspired by Bill Gates’ bold prediction of a two-day work week within the next decade, Marcus and Brett take a deep dive into how advancements in AI and automation are reshaping the most valuable resource we have: time. This episode explores what that future could look like—from reducing burnout to rethinking how we measure productivity—and the moral, cultural, and personal implications of a world where more is done with less.
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