Dangerous Side Effects of The 90 DAY BURN?

In this video, Christian Osgood recounts his experience on day 27 of a self-imposed "90‑day burn," a period where he works 12‑16+ hours daily for 90 consecutive days. He describes falling severely ill—with high fever, chills, and body aches—likely due to overwork, yet recovering within about ten hours and continuing the intense schedule. The following night he gets only 3.5 hours of sleep before resuming work at 3:30 am, resulting in an almost nonstop workday. Despite the physical toll, Osgood reports strong business results, calling the month one of the best for his companies. He emphasizes that this is not health advice, framing the 90‑day burn as a short‑term business strategy that has worked for him, and urges anyone attempting it to prioritize health and sanity.










