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How To Work Less And Still Make More Money - James Schramko
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Episode #037 - With today’s hustle mentality, it’s not often you hear someone encouraging you to work less, or hear about someone who’s extremely successful only working a few hours a day.
We expect all Founders and CEOs to be working tirelessly. We imagine sleepless nights, 18-hour work days and high stress which yes, is the case for many, but not James Schramko who is today's guest.
James is the founder of SuperFastBusiness. A company James started after many years of experience to help the online business owner, get plenty more profit while working a lot less. To me that offer sounds like a no brainier.
Yes, James does now try to enjoy his life as much as he possibly can, but it took years of hard work to get to this point, so don’t be fooled.
It’s like the 80/20 principle. It’s a concept that two out of ten items, on any general to do list, will turn out to be worth more than the other eight items put together.
It’s these two that James focuses on, that’s allowed him to be able to build his life the exact way he wants it to be. With time freedom.
James and I discuss all this. We talk about his journey and how he managed to get to this point in which he's at today, we talk about his various streams of income, how it’s important to not become overwhelmed by the ‘hustle mentality’ and so, so much more.
I hope you enjoy this episode of CEO Journals.
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