The Economics of Elimination
The problem is not that you are working hard.Ā You already work hard.
The problem is that too much of your effort is being spent in the flat part of the curve.
- The extra revision.
- The extra research pass.
- The meeting that keeps going after the decision is already clear.
- The client response that becomes a full evening.
- The preparation that protects your anxiety more than it improves the outcome.
At some point, more effort stops creating more value.Ā And when that happens, the cost is not just the hour you spent.
- It is the client call you underprepared for.
- The referral relationship you did not nurture.
- The system you did not build.
- The rest you did not take.
- The strategic decision you delayed.
- The practice growth you keep postponing.
That is the economics of elimination.
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