I wholeheartedly agree as well. The key to working less, while being successful is to focus on what will give you the best rate of return and not doing the things that are not useful. That is really hard to figure out initially though. But I think it gets easier as you get more experienced, as your personal value system gets better tweaked to match reality.
This applies to the company as well like Jason Fried said. The company should have clear values that are attuned to market value and it should be professionally run.
https://twitter.com/jasonfried/status/1209115637148274690
I wholeheartedly agree as well. The key to working less, while being successful is to focus on what will give you the best rate of return and not doing the things that are not useful. That is really hard to figure out initially though. But I think it gets easier as you get more experienced, as your personal value system gets better tweaked to match reality.
This applies to the company as well like Jason Fried said. The company should have clear values that are attuned to market value and it should be professionally run.