Because 4 hours is just too much work!
Jeff Goldberg and Steve Bookbinder combine their wit, intellect, and common sense in this entertaining, data packed instructional manual. They draw on their personal
insight, diversified experiences, and passion for life coaching in the writing and production of Leverage Your Laziness!
In this collaboration they introduce an approach designed to use leverage and laziness as a strategy for attaining effective performance with the least work and the
added bonus of sensing the enjoyment of accomplishment. Steve helps the reader discover how to recognize and utilize their strongest strengths in their personal strategy for success. Jeff
introduces keys to focus on those things you enjoy most in your work to increase your personal productivity with the least effort.
Sixteen principles, dozens of motivational quotes from dozens of recognized leaders, and the opportunity for individual readers to get specific in applying these principles
personally make up the format of this humorous, practical, and powerful guidebook. Concise, and compact, yet comprehensive Leverage Your Laziness! is an important tool for the
established entrepreneur, for successful leaders, for life coaches, and for those who ＂wanna be＂ rich and famous.
Praise for Leverage Your Laziness -
＂Leverage is defined as the power to act effectively. Laziness means not disposed to work. Combine the two and you get ＂Leverage Your Laziness,＂ a guide to
get what you want with the least effort. Steve and Jeff make witty commentary and provide useful tools to help rocket you forward towards your dreams. A quick read that is
packed with helpful hints and humor. Keep it on your desk for a constant reminder to work smart, not hard.＂
- Rob Basso, Author of The Everyday Entrepreneur
A Word from Jeff & Steve -
＂Steve and I wrote this book because of our inherent desire to share the ＂Lazy＂ philosophy with the world. Most people spend their days working at jobs and tasks they hate, or aren’t very
good at. Successful people have figured out that you’re happiest, and most productive, when you focus on the things you’re good at and enjoy doing. We want everyone to go forth and be
lazy!＂- Jeff Goldberg
＂This book describes the path I used, starting at age 50 to launch a successful company in the middle of the recession, which is why I am so excited to share my experience with everyone.
Building a plan that relies on your continued laziness rather than depending on your suddenly reinventing yourself into a new person with great new skills is more likely to work for most people
Properly leveraged, laziness allows you play to your biggest strength, which is a proven strategy for success.＂ - Steve Bookbinder
