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Episode #115 – Maximal is Not Optimal: The Secret For a Happier Life?

At some point, we’ve all taken on too much work. Torn between multiple projects, it can start to feel like there’s no room to breathe and no place to focus. That energy and commitment you once had now weighs you down.

But you don’t need to work yourself dead for maximum profit.

In this episode, we dive into why doing less actually makes you more.

Listen now!

Show highlights include: 

  • The dark side to being optimistic – and how it quickly traps you in a corner. (0:40)
  • How the “caffeine high” weighs down your team, family, and business without you even knowing. (4:05)
  • The “Theory of Constraints” and what it reveals about your money and happiness. (6:58)
  • Why working less instantly puts more money in your pockets. (9:36)

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