Have you ever ended the workday later than planned because there was just one more thing to do? What starts as an exception slowly becomes the norm. And that new normal quickly overwhelms all aspects of our lives. Buried under the pile of undone, we believe the only answer is to do more: more messages, more meetings, more projects. But what if the opposite is true? Maybe, the problem isn't time or effort--it's quantity. We keep adding, when we should be subtracting. We confuse urgent with important. Doing less--not more--is the path to better results. When you focus on less, performance improves, and work stops consuming nights and weekends.

In Less Achieves More, Cyril Peupion shows readers how to emphasise less--in quarterly goals, weekly planning, and daily action. Less is what allows you to achieve more, and it becomes the answer to how to both work smarter--and live better.