All in Leadership
The concept of “free time” is deeply misleading. In fact, all of our time – even when we’re at work – is free; what really matters is how we use it. That’s where the art of time management comes in. Once you learn to maximize your efficiency, stop procrastinating and set manageable priorities, you can start using your time as efficiently as possible, getting the most out of both your working day and your time away from the office.
The big changes we want to make in our lives often fail precisely because they are so big. Instead, we should aim to make small, measurable changes – microresolutions – to put ourselves on the path to improvement.
Business operates as an Infinite Game. There is no time limit or agreed-upon score that decides who wins or loses. The main goal is to keep playing for as long as possible.
What does it mean to lead yourself well? It means managing yourself, learning to make better choices by thinking the way a leader does, and developing a better attitude.
Few things speak more loudly than excellence at one’s craft. If you become excellent at what you do, others notice, and they will seek you out. Expertise always has value.
