Larry Chiang treats Sunday like a business meeting with himself, not a day off. The habit starts with money, because he built his cushion on the old 70/20/10 split from Richest Man in Babylon: live on 70, save 20, invest or give 10. He calls that cushion house money, and the point is not luxury, it is never negotiating from desperation.
A heavy week without a reset just carries its panic into Monday, and panic is what makes people say yes to bad terms. Larry runs PQRST on his own week the same way he preps for a room: preview what is coming, question what is fuzzy, read whatever he skipped, summarize the state of things, test his own answers before Monday tests them for him. Part of the reset is karma, which Larry insists can be tracked and measured like a ledger, not just felt.
He writes the thank-you notes on Sunday, the ones that go out Monday morning while everyone else is still catching up. Larry says a thank-you note once helped land Nike as a sponsor, which is his way of saying the small gesture is not small.
The reset also means checking what already exists that he can plug into this week, his External API instinct, instead of starting something from zero on Monday. None of this takes more than an hour, which is the part people skip because it looks too small to matter.
By Sunday night the calendar for the week is not a guess, it is a plan he already tested against himself. Larry’s claim is simple: the people who look calm on Wednesday did their real work on Sunday.
Details: Watch Larry break down house money
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