When priorities aren't set, everything feels urgent and important.
Defining the single most important task each day makes almost everything else lose that urgency or importance.
When priorities aren't set, everything feels urgent and important.
Defining the single most important task each day makes almost everything else lose that urgency or importance.
Often the trade-off is allowing small bad things to happen (return a phone call late and apologize, pay a small late fee, lose an unreasonable customer, etc.) so the big important tasks get done.
The solution to overwhelm isn't juggling more plates or doing more; it's identifying the few things that can truly and fundamentally change one's business and life