
A business leader’s three most scarce resources are:
Which of these is most scarce for you? When we consider money, we know The Fed is printing money while you’re reading this. There are talented people out there gaining new skills and experience all the time. As for time, we gain an hour at the end of daylight savings, but lose one again every spring. The earth will never stop turning to allow you more time. Since time is our most scarce resource, I’ll make this brief.
What happens to your energy when you try to gain more time by working into the night? How does that compromise the quality and quantity of your work? When most of us consider time management, we think in terms of filling out our calendar. But that only addresses the first dimension. How much of your productivity is potentially squandered by ignoring the energy dimension of time management?
To effectively manage Time’s Two Dimensions, you need concise answers for these two simple yet deep questions.
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