In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde explores what it really means to keep your work ethic alive during seasons of low motivation—without slipping into hustle culture. What do you do when you don't "feel like it," but your goals still matter? How do you stay consistent without burning out? And what systems can carry you when motivation disappears? You'll learn practical, sustainable tools—like micro-commitments, "minimum viable progress," and habit tracking—to help you keep moving with clarity and self-respect.

Weekly Challenge: Join the 7-day challenge: reflect on what’s draining your drive, choose one small daily task, and track it for a week.

Private WhatsApp Community: Want accountability and real feedback? Share your progress, wins, and lessons inside the private WhatsApp Community.

Email: bidemiologunde@gmail.com

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde unpacks how to set high standards without becoming rigid—so you can pursue sustainable excellence without sliding into hustle culture. When do your standards sharpen your work… and when do they quietly become fear in disguise? What’s the difference between "excellent" and "perfect"? How do you decide what deserves your 100% and what’s truly "good enough"? And what happens when you lead yourself (or others) with clarity and compassion?

Weekly Challenge: Choose one area where you're overly strict, apply a "90% is done" rule for the week, and notice what changes in your output, stress, and momentum. Then share your reflections—wins, discomfort, lessons—in our private WhatsApp Community, where listeners support each other and swap real-life systems for doing great work without burning out.

Email: bidemiologunde@gmail.com

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde breaks down what work ethic really means—without the burnout or hustle-culture myths—and shows how to build sustainable excellence through five pillars: discipline, craft, reliability, initiative, and integrity. Anchored by a real 2025 public story of resilience and high performance, Bidemi offers practical systems you can apply immediately—whether you’re an ambitious operator, a founder/creator, a student launching your career, a manager, or a performer.

What does it look like to be consistent without being consumed? Which of the five pillars is your strongest—and which one is quietly costing you momentum? Where are you confusing intensity with effectiveness, or speed with craft? And what would change if you treated integrity and recovery as performance strategies, not "nice-to-haves"?

Weekly Challenge: Choose one small but meaningful task you will complete every day at the same time for 7 days—no exceptions—then reflect on what it reveals about your discipline and reliability.

Want accountability and real feedback? Join the private WhatsApp Community to share your challenge, swap systems, and learn from listeners building sustainable excellence around the world.

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde breaks down why consistency beats intensity—and how to build a weekly productive habit that fuels sustainable excellence (without hustle-culture burnout). What’s one habit you can keep even on your busiest week? How do you design a routine that supports your career growth, creative output, and physical/mental wellness at the same time? And what changes when you stop chasing massive “breakthrough days” and start stacking small wins that compound?

You’ll leave with practical systems to choose the right habit, lock in a repeatable weekly rhythm, track progress without perfectionism, and recover without losing momentum.

Weekly Challenge: Pick one small habit, commit to it for 7 days, track it daily, and reflect on what helped you stay consistent.

Want accountability (and a place to share wins, resets, and lessons learned)? Join the private WhatsApp Community and drop your updates + takeaways with the group.

Email: bidemiologunde@gmail.com

The Work Ethic Podcast is a weekly show about how high performers build dependable output—without sacrificing their values, health, or joy. Hosted by Bidemi Ologunde, each episode breaks down practical systems you can actually use, shares real stories from people doing the work, and ends with a simple weekly challenge you can join. Listeners can participate, share wins, and get feedback inside a private WhatsApp Community. Built for ambitious professionals and builders of all kinds—and welcoming to leaders, athletes, performers, and diaspora communities—this is a home for sustainable excellence, not hustle culture.

Email: bidemiologunde@gmail.com