The phrase “work smarter not harder” seems like an obvious yet simple approach towards life. In hindsight, this mindset does not account for the reality of what it takes to succeed in a world full of variable changes.
The excuse of running low on time is practically embedded into every human. Working smarter involves making time for the things that you need to execute on. Furthermore, working smarter forces you to realize that everything cannot be done alone. Understanding this makes networking and using your resources extremely important.
The power of delegation is a valuable skill that can transfer to any field. Whether you have a team, are pioneering a new path, or working in the corporate sector, realizing your strengths and weaknesses can provide you with the clarity needed to ask for help. A prime example of working smarter and not harder is my Co-Author program which allows anyone seeking the power and fulfillment that writing brings to become an author. Oftentimes, committing to tasks that seem overwhelming can lead to a cloud of doubt.
Executing any plan involves a clear view of reality and the removal of ego. Accomplishing unimaginable goals is possible with a proper mindset and the ability to understand your strengths and weaknesses to execute and expand your reach.
