ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, I talk about working like a lion as a better productivity model for an ADD-style brain.
Instead of trying to graze all day, the idea is to rest deeply, work in intense bursts, use habits and rules to carry the work, and shorten the distance between idea and execution.
This is a practical way to think about focus, momentum, scheduling, and founder energy.
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