
Time Freedom for Leaders: How to Reclaim Your Schedule and Scale Without Burnout
Time Freedom for Leaders: How to Reclaim Your Schedule and Scale Without Burnout Entrepreneurs and executives are no strangers to the hustle—but too often, that hustle leads to exhaustion, not freedom. In a recent episode of Executive Edge Live, hosted by Harley Green of Workergenix, four elite leadership experts shared how to achieve real time freedom through smart systems, strategic delegation, and a serious mindset shift. If you’re constantly stuck in the weeds of your business, here’s how to break free. Preferred listening on the go? Catch the full podcast episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The “Time Rich” Framework: A Business That Runs Without You Mike Abramowitz, co-founder of Better Than Rich, knows firsthand what it takes to build a self-sustaining company. While his son spent 254 days in the NICU, his business not only survived—it thrived with over 7 figures in sales. His secret? The Time Rich Six: If your business needs you for every decision, it’s time to rethink your structure. Implementing EOS: More Than Just Meetings Michelle Rourke, an EOS Integrator, busts the myth that EOS is just “scorecards and long meetings.” Instead, EOS is a complete operating system that frees the founder to operate in their zone of genius. Key EOS tools she highlights include: The goal? To shift founders from being the busiest person in the room to the most strategic. Delegation is a Mindset, Not Just a Task According to Cathy Christen, a Leadership & Lifestyle Strategist, many founders wear busyness like a badge of honor. But real leadership means shifting from being the best doer to being the best developer of people. She encourages: Your value isn’t in how much you do—it’s in how strategically you lead. Small Changes, Big Impact: What’s Scalable vs. What’s Not Robert Liedtka, creator of the People First Methodology, advises