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Most people try to be more productive by doing more.

That's the wrong game entirely.

A thread on why less is more 🧵

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The real leverage isn't output volume.

It's doing fewer things — but the RIGHT ones.

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Every hour on a low-leverage task = one less hour on your 10x move.

You don't have a time problem. You have a prioritization problem.

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Stop asking: "How do I fit more in?"

Start asking: "What should I stop doing entirely?"

Most people try to be more productive by doing more.

That's the wrong game.

I've watched smart people burn out chasing output volume — more tasks, more meetings, more everything. And it rarely leads to better results.

The real leverage isn't doing more. It's doing less, better.

Here's what shifted my thinking: every hour you spend on a low-leverage task is an hour you're not spending on the one thing that could 10x your results.

The question isn't "how do I fit more in?"

It's "what should I stop doing entirely?"

#productivity #leadership #focus