Dave Kashen shares how a client doubled perceived productivity by cutting decision-making time and practicing presence. The shift wasn't about doing more work, but making clearer, faster decisions and treating presence as a personal superpower to reduce analysis paralysis.
Here's a story from Billion Dollar Startup. I was with a client recently who reported to me that he's now spending half as much time working and feels like he's accomplishing twice as much. So how is this possible? What he realized is that he's spending most of his time making decisions. And previously that was a really frustrating, stress-inducing, slow process because he would just analyze and spin and deliberate and go back and forth. And as he's learning to be present and shift into a state of presence more and more of the time, he feels clear. And so he's able to make better decisions more and more quickly with less and less stress. So presence has become his superpower, and it can be yours too.
