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Book tip: Efficiently lazy

Do less, achieve more – this book provides the mental clarity and structure to do so
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23. November 2025

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“Effizient faul” by Uwe Seebacher is aimed at anyone who is under constant pressure – whether in the hospitality industry, in everyday agency life, or in management. Instead of classic self-optimization, Seebacher focuses on strategies that enable real efficiency.

The content is based on over 30 years of research and consulting practice – including for international companies and institutions. Particularly relevant are the concrete tools for decision optimization and energy distribution.

Another plus point is the transfer to everyday working life – this is not a theoretical work, but a practical guide to a new, mindful form of success.

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Efficiently lazy – Minimal effort. Maximum success.
Author: Uwe Seebacher
Publisher: edition a, Vienna
304 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-99001-804-0
Price: €28.00

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A modern workbook for anyone who wants to achieve a lot – but doesn't want to fall by the wayside in the process.

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© edition a, Wien
Book tip: Efficiently lazy

“Effizient faul” by Uwe Seebacher is aimed at anyone who is under constant pressure – whether in the hospitality industry, in everyday agency life, or in management. Instead of classic self-optimization, Seebacher focuses on strategies that enable real efficiency.

The content is based on over 30 years of research and consulting practice – including for international companies and institutions. Particularly relevant are the concrete tools for decision optimization and energy distribution.

Another plus point is the transfer to everyday working life – this is not a theoretical work, but a practical guide to a new, mindful form of success.

INFO
Efficiently lazy – Minimal effort. Maximum success.
Author: Uwe Seebacher
Publisher: edition a, Vienna
304 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-99001-804-0
Price: €28.00