Time management is a balance of planning and responding. You can plan for the things that are under your control. But when things are out of your control, you can only respond. I can plan my entire work day. From 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM I can account for all my time. I set to-dos for […]
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Can you really commit to the all the work you’ve got going on? “I couldn’t Commit” During the Battle of the Bulge in WWII, the 506th regiment of the 101st Airborne Division was tasked with clearing out the town of Foy in Belgium. The famed E (“Easy”) company of the 2nd battalion was charged with
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It’s not enough just to fight for the results, work alone is worth fighting for. Because you are worth fighting for. “We don’t need to meet, just email me.” Our increasing reliance on digital solutions has reduced much need for human interaction. We say (or write) stuff like, “we don’t need to meet, just email me,”
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