At least once a day, I hear this emotional comment, in many variations, from business owners and executives. So, is the entire business community over-worked, and anxiety ridden? What is causing all of this passion and what the heck can we do to liberate these talented leaders from all of this frustration?
I have found a solution and I have taught dozens of frustrated leaders how to get themselves focused and back in charge of their own destiny. The secret is to learn a prioritization technique that really works. It works so well that I use it myself and my personal productivity has greatly benefited.
First off, buy and read the book from Michael Linenberger called The One Minute To-Do List.
Michael teaches how to clearly define what you need to do and then categorizing your list into three lists.
Sounds simple enough and it really is. So if you want to regain control of your time, be more productive, and energize your outlook, read this book and follow his suggestions.
Coach Dave
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