This is an exclusive excerpt from my New York Times bestselling book, Feel-Good Productivity! Chapter 7 of the book explores the various kinds of burnout that we may suffer and offers a glimpse of the solution.

I analysed how LeBron James has dominated the NBA and sustained his position during a multi-decade career, and how Steve Jobs managed to be innovative by saying “no to innovations”.

I realised that being sustainably productive means doing less today so that we can do more of what matters tomorrow.

We'll be releasing more of these chapters week by week, so stay tuned and enjoy :)

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