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Paradox of reduced commitments: the counterintuitive finding

Paradox of reduced commitments: the counterintuitive finding that doing fewer things often produces more total output because each commitment receives adequate resources, attention, and quality effort

Why This Is a Definition

Genus: fewer commitments producing more output. Differentia: adequate resources per commitment.

Source Lessons

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The paradox of reduced commitments

Doing fewer things often produces more total output because each thing gets adequate resources.

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