<ul><li>Productivity cult is keeping one small and focused on the task instead of highlighting the impact.</li><li>Truly successful people build the system that works for them. They focus on impact, not activity.</li><li>It is better to build a system that eliminates the need for a task rather than noting it down on a to-do list.</li><li>True leverage is creating a system where input is minimal while output is maximal.</li><li>A successful system is often composed of strategic laziness and systems that work for you.</li><li>Create systems that run on autopilot, improving over time.</li><li>Rather than optimizing, eliminate the process that should not exist in the first place.</li><li>Systems should simplify our lives, not complicate them.</li><li>Avoid chasing new tech rather focus on real value-generating systems.</li><li>Building effective systems requires upfront effort, constant refinement and challenging conventional productivity wisdom.</li></ul>

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