Smart And Lazy Are Not Synonyms

Topics:
Efficiency,
Time Management
Tags:
Article-Junction,
Person,
Production,
Smart
Source:
Article-Junction

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Overview: Having more free time doesn't make a person lazy, but it might just be a sign that the person is quite smart. Smart enough to break away from the mentality of the herd and think for him or herself. What fact of life makes working hard and working long the standard by which we measure our attitude? Isn't our production the basis for the pay for most of us? Because of this, the author's consultations focus on empowering a person to produce more in less time, which allows them to earn their pay for the required production, just as surely as the person who works longer to achieve the same level of production.

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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2007 | Pages: 5

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