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The Easy Mode: A Practical Book for Hustle Retirees

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Build more. Suffer less.

The Easy Mode is a compact operating system for builders, founders, and creators who want momentum without burnout.

This book is built around a simple the easiest way to move faster is to remove weight. Delete friction, design better defaults, and turn your work into leverage.

Inside you’ll

The Subtraction Loop: question requirements, delete, simplify, speed up, automate lastThe Rule of One: one outcome, one ship, one channelThe One-Page Business: one promise on one page with one next actionLeverage + ownership: build once, get paid many times (and keep what you build)Downside-first decisions: simple filters for incentives, risk, and second-order effectsIncludes one-page templates you can copy/paste (offer, downside plan, decision memo, weekly plan) and a 7-day sprint to put everything into motion.

This is for you you build products, write, sell, or ship things on the internet—and you want a simple system that compounds.

This is not for you you want a grand theory, a 12-week masterplan, or permission to avoid shipping.

86 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 3, 2026

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Tomas Laurinavicius

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Self-taught writer, designer, marketer, and web developer. Happiest when learning and building stuff. Enjoy connecting with curious and driven people. Partner at Craftled, a small remote studio building micro software and digital media businesses.

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January 13, 2026
Author note: I wrote The Easy Mode. This isn’t a review, just a note to add context.

I’m writing this to my 20-year-old self: ambitious, optimistic, and way too trusting of the grind.

I know you won’t listen. You’ll want to earn it the hard way. You’ll try to outwork the world.

But just consider this: there might be a better strategy than betting everything on “going hard” forever.

“Easy” doesn’t mean lazy. It means leverage: awareness, choosing battles you can win, and removing unnecessary struggle.

This book is short on purpose (1–2 sittings). If you spot typos or anything confusing, please tell me—I shipped fast and I’ll improve it.
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