Most productivity advice optimises for the wrong thing: how much you do in a given hour. The higher-leverage lever is how many hours you spend on the right work at all.
We asked fifty senior operators across Hong Kong what they changed in the last two years. The answers cluster into three buckets: inbox discipline, meeting discipline, and one weekly review.
Inbox discipline means one daily sweep, not a constant drip. Meeting discipline means defaulting to 25 minutes, not 30 — you'll feel the compounding effect within a month.
The weekly review is the highest-leverage habit on the list. One hour every Friday, reviewing last week's commitments and setting next week's top three. It sounds trivial. It is not.