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Possibly no piece of productivity advice is more well-worn than the adage, “Work smarter, not harder.” Of course, the directive points to the fact that it’s not how many hours you put in at ...

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Working harder and longer can decrease your productivity over time. But, these four simple lifestyle changes can help you work smarter.

Instead, we should be working smarter, not harder, on our businesses to see results. So instead of logging upwards of 80 hours of work a week simply for the sake of hard work, ...

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Unfortunately, using smart devices, working 24/7 and treating everything as a fire has brought about a work culture where we are working harder than ever -- but not smarter.

Our generation loves the motto “work smarter, not harder,” but its meaning has been warped by college students at Yale and across this nation. We dilute the concept of work so that it undercuts the ...