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Book Challenge Day 15 π
As I mentioned earlier Iβll be summarizing 28 books every single day. Letβs go! π
Book 15: Work Less Make More by James Schramko
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Big idea of the book:
One big takeaway from βWork Less, Make Moreβ by James Schramko is that working smarter, not harder, can lead to greater success and fulfillment. In other words, itβs not about how many hours you put in, but about how effectively you use your time and resources. And who doesnβt want to work less and make more? Thatβs the dream, baby!
10 Big takeaways from the book:
1) Donβt work harder, work smarter. You canβt just grind away at work all day and expect to get ahead. Itβs important to focus on the tasks that actually move the needle and delegate or eliminate the rest.
2) Prioritize your time and energy based on your values. Whatβs important to you? What makes you happy? Make sure your work is aligned with those things, and donβt waste time on tasks that donβt matter.
3) Learn to say no. Saying yes to everything will just lead to burnout and overwhelm. Itβs okay to turn down opportunities or projects that donβt align with your goals or values.
4) Leverage technology and automation. There are so many tools and systems available that can save you time and help you work more efficiently. Donβt be afraid to use them!
5) Focus on results, not just activity. Itβs easy to get caught up in the busy work of running a business, but what really matters are the results youβre getting. Make sure youβre measuring the right metrics and adjusting your strategy accordingly.
6) Find ways to systematize and streamline your business. By creating standard operating procedures and automating repetitive tasks, you can free up your time and focus on the tasks that really matter.
7) Take care of yourself. Itβs hard to work less and make more if youβre not taking care of your physical and mental health. Make sure youβre getting enough sleep, exercise, and self-care.
8) Surround yourself with supportive people. You need a team of people who will encourage you, challenge you, and help you stay focused on your goals.
9) Constantly evaluate and adjust your business strategy. Donβt be afraid to pivot if something isnβt working. Keep experimenting and learning from your mistakes.
10) Remember that success is about more than just money. While making more money is certainly important, itβs also important to find joy and fulfillment in your work and personal life. Make sure youβre building a business that aligns with your values and brings you happiness.
β Here are 3 more tips Iβve learned from the book
- Create a βstop doingβ list: Just as important as your to-do list is your βstop doingβ list. Write down all the tasks, activities, and habits that are wasting your time and not adding value to your life or business. Eliminate or delegate them so you can focus on what really matters.
- Charge what youβre worth: Many entrepreneurs undervalue their products or services out of fear of rejection or competition. Schramko advises that you charge what youβre worth and stick to it, as long as youβre delivering exceptional value to your customers.
- Learn to say no: As your business grows, youβll face more and more opportunities to collaborate, partner, or take on new projects. While it may be tempting to say yes to everything, Schramko encourages entrepreneurs to learn to say no to opportunities that donβt align with their goals or values. This will help you focus on what matters and prevent burnout.
If you have any questions or suggestions let me know. π
Gene Adam