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Delegate

Delegate

It comes from the idea that we donโ€™t have to do everything on our own.

Some examples of delegation:

  • When you are going to a restaurant, you are delegating the preparation of the food
  • When you are going to a doctor, you are delegating your health care

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Delegate the Non-Essential

Delegate the Non-Essential

No one is the best at everything. By focusing on what you do best and delegating the rest, you optimize your productivity.

Unless you have to develop a new skill, itโ€™s always better to find someone already skilled at something to complete that task.

Delegation is not allocation

Allocation is giving other people work to do.

Delegation is giving other people some of your own work to do, where you give them the whole problem to solve, not just a task on its own.

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