Summary
Ryan Serhant, a prominent Manhattan real estate figure, discusses his intense work habit, describing it as an addiction and noting that he experiences withdrawals when attempting to take a break. He emphasizes the level of commitment required to succeed in his field.
Key points
- Ryan Serhant acknowledges a strong, work-centric lifestyle, comparing it to an addiction.
- He states that he experiences withdrawals when he tries to pause work.
- The discussion centers on the demanding nature of his profession in Manhattan real estate.
Quotes
"I do honestly have withdrawals" when attempting to take a break.
Context
The interview focuses on the personal cost of high-pressure careers, particularly in the competitive Manhattan real estate market, and how dedication can blur the line between drive and dependency.
Author's note
Ryan Serhant reflects on the psychological pull of a high-stakes career, highlighting both ambition and the challenge of balance in a city that prizes hustle.
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