Why Your Biggest Problem Isn't Time—It's Who You Let in Your Life

But the thing is that as you go in there, even Elon Musk said, you know, I was in there working 120 hours a week, run ragged in my, you know, sleeping on the floor in my offices at Tesla, where we're building the factory. But he said, eventually, I had a breakthrough. And he said, he did. That's what he did, Adam. He turned off the phones for three days, and he said, I just thought about, what are the priorities? What's the main thing that I should be spending my time on that only I can do, that I can't hire somebody else to do? And so he went in and he got on this pattern, which is what he's recommending now. He's like, every week, every day, and every week he's got, like, three main things that only he can do that where he can make his impact on the company. And he focuses on that and everything else, he turns over to somebody else that he can trust. He keeps an eye on it. But where he puts his emphasis is on three things and.