=> Lead, don’t manage <=
Be proactive rather than reactive. “Lead” yourself as opposed to “manage” a situation.
You need to think of yourself as a producer and a leader driving value, not as a manager.
Calling yourself a manager implies some level of reactivity.
Be proactive rather than reactive. “Lead” yourself as opposed to “manage” a situation.
You need to think of yourself as a producer and a leader driving value, not as a manager.
Calling yourself a manager implies some level of reactivity.
=> Focus on inputs <=
Spend time judging your inputs,
i.e. the quality of ideas,
not on whether you can be more creative
but how much stuff you create.
Spend time judging your inputs,
i.e. the quality of ideas,
not on whether you can be more creative
but how much stuff you create.
=> Spend time on high leverage activities <=
Do things that have the most impact.
Preparing one thing that affects many,
like everything,
or do one thing with a lot of impact on one person (you),
like a performance review.
Do things that have the most impact.
Preparing one thing that affects many,
like everything,
or do one thing with a lot of impact on one person (you),
like a performance review.
=> Optimize your most valuable resource, your time <=
Actively manage your calendar
and audit it by categorizing how you spend your time.
Is it on top priorities?
Is it on high leverage activities?
Focus on the limiting step.
Actively manage your calendar
and audit it by categorizing how you spend your time.
Is it on top priorities?
Is it on high leverage activities?
Focus on the limiting step.
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