Lazy Work, Good Work

Morgan Houselcollabfund.comWritten 4 min read

Housel argues knowledge work often looks lazy because good decisions need quiet thinking time, as Rockefeller, Einstein, and Bill Gates's Think Weeks show, so judge workers by outcomes rather than visible effort.

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