Let’s talk about why having less time can actually make us sharper, more decisive, and way more effective.

Why do deadlines suddenly unlock a level of intensity we didn’t know we had? And why does “busy” so often fool us into thinking we’re making progress when we’re not?

Today I walk through a mental shift that completely reframes how work gets done, especially for entrepreneurs and high performers. Along the way, I share a wild story involving a billionaire, impossible timelines, and an extreme example of urgency in action.

If you’ve ever said, “I’ll do it when I have more time,” this episode challenges that belief head-on. What if the problem isn’t a lack of time, but too much of it?

What you’ll learn about in this episode:

• How Parkinson’s Law reframes productivity and explains expanded workloads.
• Why unlimited time encourages procrastination, distraction, and inefficiency.
• The difference between being busy and creating meaningful return on investment.
• How long to-do lists can mislead entrepreneurs about real progress.
• The relationship between shorter deadlines and heightened focus.
• The role of decisive action in accelerating results.
• How personal life constraints actually can improve professional productivity.
• The impact of parenting on intentional time compartmentalization.
• Why self-imposed deadlines outperform open-ended projects.
• The importance of intentional constraints for faster decision-making.
• The idea that productivity improves when available work hours are reduced.
• How you can audit your schedule and challenge yourself to eliminate hidden wastes of time.

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