Book Club: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less (Greg McKeown)

Steve might have too many things going on. 

“Essentialism” by Greg McKeown provides ideas on how to focus your efforts on the things that truly matter. 

Along the way, Tyler and Steve discuss a few aphorisms to jumpstart your thinking. “No is a complete sentence.” “Less but better.” “Half of the troubles of this life can be traced to saying yes too quickly and not saying no soon enough.” 

  • (00:00) - Steve might have too many things going on
  • (06:34) - "Very few things are exceptionally valuable"
  • (09:31) - Focused forward movement
  • (12:32) - Unacknowledged workaholism?
  • (15:05) - Evaluating opportunities on multiple levels
  • (20:45) - Tradeoffs
  • (22:46) - "No is a complete sentence"
  • (26:55) - Intentional time for strategic thinking
  • (34:15) - Who would this book be good for?

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Creators and Guests

Steve Nay
Host
Steve Nay
Strategic tax advisor for solopreneurs. Enrolled Agent; Owner of Daybreak Tax LLC
Tyler Smith
Host
Tyler Smith
Financial coach for working professionals
Book Club: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less (Greg McKeown)
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