It’s hard to Work Less, Make More when you feel chained to your office. It’s also hard when you aren’t prioritizing and really getting to the important jobs. You end up wasting valuable time on the tasks that matter least instead of those that matter most. By delegating and prioritizing effectively, you can become a little less indispensable and begin your Work Less, Make More strategy one step at a time—and that means, one step out the office door at a time. Leave your laptop, forget the briefcase, and go home!

Last week, Warren Buffett held his annual charity auction on eBay. Two investors topped the other pre-qualified bidders with a winning bid of $650,100. The winners and five of their guests will join Mr. Buffett for lunch at the Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in New York City. The auction benefits the Glide Foundation, which provides social services to the poor and homeless in San Francisco.

How cool would that be? To be able to ask Warren Buffett your burning questions about investing, or philanthropy, or life?