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SaoUmA GhoSaL

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In practical terms, hard work is the effort required to reduce future effort. If your work does not: • Increase leverage • Reduce repeat decisions • Lower cognitive load • Create time, optionality, or compounding outcomes …it may be effort, but it is not effective hard work.

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