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Where do I get the time to do everything that needs to be done in a day? How can I balance the hundreds of competing demands on my time? | The Hot Aisle
Started by thehotaisle · 10 months ago
1 year ago
I use exactly the same model and teach it to my managers when they complain about being too busy to get to the important stuff.
I found the model in Stephen Covey's 7 Habits - I think he calls it 'First Things First'.
Laurie
1 year ago
Not heard this before, but I do like it and will try and apply it from today.
Paul
1 year ago
I promise you that this technique is extremely effective. After a very short time you find yourself thinking in the second quadrant all of the time and you start to become much more effective.
You also get fewer surprises and actually get time to think.
Steve
1 year ago
It's not been quite 30 years, but slightly more than 30 months and I'm still learning from you! Just reading this article makes me realise that I could do better, even with what I have to do today and tomorrow and next week. I will use this model myself and I will pass it on.
Cheers
Andy