Give me 15 minutes in an office & I can tell a lot about someone – as a person and professional.
Give me 15 minutes in an office & I can tell a lot about someone – as a person and professional.
He was taught to slow things down at the beginning. Learn efficiency, logical steps and making your process flow smooth. Once you’ve drilled something into being smooth, then you can speed it up.
What gets scheduled gets done – in every aspect of life.
If you simply go through the motions in anything (personal or professional) without a stated goal in mind, don’t expect to improve.
Let’s get this verbalized… thru Let’s get this automated.
Enjoy, Ripple, Future.
Figure out those handful of items to focus on, then shed the minors. We still need your major contribution more than ever.
Whatever that cancelled activity was, the thing that just gave you relief and bliss, get rid of it forever.
But as you become more successful,
don’t let the “minor” tasks scare you away from doing “major” work.
Why celebrate so much? One, because it’s fun and what’s the alternative? Two, because everyone around you will be happier and deserves it. Third, because you work too hard to not enjoy it. Now go celebrate something. Anything.
Don’t fall prey to the curse of busyness. Busy is good. Busy is just. But
busy can also be a 20th century-rooted “hard days work”.
