The 4-Hour Workweek

Three key ideas

1. 1Start by naming the experiences you want and the resources they require.
2. 2Ask whether an activity deserves doing before you try to do it faster.
3. 3Batching suitable communication can protect your focus.

The five 2-minute lessons

1. 1.Start with the life, not the work
2. 2.Matter first, speed second
3. 3.Boundaries that tell people
4. 4.Hand over a process, not a puzzle
5. 5.Flexibility that actually works

From the comic

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