The Do Less Accomplish More Paradox

Michael Wolraich: I had my moment, not in 2003, but 2006 where my workaholism got called out and my family paid a huge price. He says it's really about the process of gaining clarity around what is my unique contribution to the results that I'm responsible for. And when you get clarity on that, then the time doesn't really matter, he says. Kolraich: Putting constraints will force you to make your best decisions with how to make better decisions. You know, totally open ended edges on your day can end up spending tons of time on things that ultimately are not driving success.