The happier you are, the more you can sustain doing something, which leads to even greater happiness and productivity.

Don't waste your life on randomly scheduled events and obligations that don't matter; optimize for freedom to enhance productivity and happiness.

The efficiency of converting resources into happiness is more important than the amount of money you have; many wealthy individuals struggle with happiness due to inefficiencies in this conversion.

Living your life with the freedom to act on your desires as they arise is a recipe for happiness and efficiency, while procrastination happens when you don't want to do a task right now; instead, go do something else that you prefer.

The pursuit of happiness should not be tied to success; instead, focusing on being happy can lead to a more fulfilling life.

Happiness means not needing anyone or anything to make me happy; it's about freedom of expression and being comfortable with myself.

Efficiency is a core value for us; we embrace the challenge of not hiring excessively, which forces creativity and focus on what's important.

Optimizing for happiness means considering how your actions create more happiness for customers, team members, and shareholders.

Productivity tools can be distracting and may impose someone else's way of thinking on me; it's okay to use simple tools like Apple Notes or spreadsheets instead.