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Here's your success mentor, Daring Hardy.

If you haven't noticed, the world is becoming more and more efficient.

Like it or not, when workers have better tools or the help of robots or artificial intelligence,

they can produce more, faster, and cheaper.

Higher productivity is the economy's special sauce.

The fuel that keeps the economic machine running at full tilt.

Productivity refers to how much output a worker can do in an hour.

Higher productivity typically leads to more goods and services available at a lower cost

and increased wages.

Without it, economy's growth is sluggish, labor to return rates drop and wages drop

with them.

Now, what causes efficiency, thus productivity, to shoot up the fastest, like it or not,

a crisis?

A crisis creates what is called forced efficiency.

Companies and workers have to adjust quickly to the existential threat, and that soberes

up everybody and staff.

One of the CEOs that I advise owns a consortium of restaurants and bars across 13 major cities

throughout the United States.

He reported some of the most shocking statistics that I think you will find fascinating as

well.

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