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We should think like Time Multipliers!

They thinks 3 dimensionally! While most people only make decisions based on Urgency and Importance, Time Multipliers are making a third calculation which is based on Significance!

- Urgency :
How SOON does it matter?
- Importance :
How MUCH does it matter?
- Significance :
How LONG does it matter?

This is Rule of How to Multiply Your Time!

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