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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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High-leverage activities: how to identify your energy multipliers

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