Working hard might be bad for your productivity.

That's what this video I recently watched had to say.

And it's not the first time I've heard something like this.

So let's talk about it, because this is tiny leaps. Big changes where I share simple strategies you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and real quick for those of you who tried to download the Tiny Leaps

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Now let's get into the episode.

So working constantly leads to putting in less effort.

This is the like basic idea behind this video that I recently watched and as I mentioned at the top

I've heard this idea before so this idea of that putting in more work is not actually

the best way to be the most productive. See when we do that, when we approach

work in that way, we get into this like mindset of working to maintain our ability to keep working.

Like we're working because we need to keep working.

And that's kind of where we approach our work from and our reason for productivity and our reason for making money and all of these things.

The argument here is that when you take breaks and you go and you experience life in whatever form that means for you,

it gives you something to work towards.

Now this isn't anything new or like crazy in terms of advice right like taking a break gives you a

break it allows you to rest it allows you to recharge like that's nothing new

we all kind of know this but the main idea really is that by gaining novel or treasured experiences,

your overall view on life and the value of life improves,

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