Focus And Clarity
- One has to be clear on what really matters, and what will be the result in a week, month or quarter.
- The 24 hours of the day have to be utilized keeping in mind the future.
- Make a list of a few things that you want to accomplish during the day, and focus on those things only, clearing everything else from your day.
- One can batch-execute replying to emails and notifications and only focus on about two to three high-impact tasks during the day.
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Focus day
Choose a day on the week and block 3-4 hours of focus time: turn your phone off, stay away from your emails, and focus on just one or two high-value activities that will make the most difference in your company.
Encourage your employees to do the same.
Where Your Focus Needs To Be
Take the time to identify what deserves your focus for the year, for the month, for the week, and for the day. Then look at your calendar and block time dedicated to focus.
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