Philip Folsom
Simple Tool: The Fulcrum

We all have only a finite amount of power. Our ability to work depends on this power. It is expressed also calories in the food we eat. It is the money in our bank accounts. It is the gas in the tanks of our cars. A fulcrum enables us to magnify our limited power to do a particular thing with greater effectiveness.

Simple Tool: The Fulcrum
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