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During the discussion, Perkins introduces the idea of “Peak Utility of Money,” which pertains to the understanding of deploying resources effectively. Time, he says, is a finite resource; how it is spent can define overall success. One of the most significant lessons he shares is that individuals should offload tasks that don’t align with their highest value activities. This systemic thinking leads to the optimization of efforts and ultimately the fulfillment of larger goals.
Additionally, Perkins encourages delegating daily responsibilities—like errands or administrative tasks—to maximize your creative and strategic potential. This shift allows individuals to focus on high-value activities that drive revenue and fulfillment.