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A lot of times, some of the best problems in the world get solved by deciding they’re not probl
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- >> Let's say Layla says, you know, "Babe." And I don't like being called babe.
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0:00The lazier you are, the more successful you can be. So, if you give a hard-working person a problem, they give you a hard-working solution. If you give a lazy person a problem, they'll give you a lazy-man's solution. And a lot of times, some of the best problems in the world get solved by deciding they're not problems. >> What do you mean? >> Let's say Layla says, you know, "Babe." And I don't like being called babe. I could have a huge discussion about this, it makes me feel this way, it reminds me of my mom, whatever. Or I decide that it's not a problem. And it's way faster [music] to solve problems that way by deciding they're not problems to begin with. >> Interesting.
0:25>> I'm a big believer in working [music] smarter, not harder, with the massive caveat that you have to work incredibly hard to get there.