Clarifying your highest leverage activities
- Document your daily activities. For a few days, track how you spend your workdays.
- Highlight the tasks you are best suited for. Or put differently, focus on the tasks only you can do.
- Choose your levers. Select 2 - 3 high-leverage activities and ensure to commit to these levers. Delegate tasks you are not best suited for, and automate repetitive activities.
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