7. Thinking: Every leader needs time to think. If your life is a series of long meetings, administration, and endless texts and emails, you will never take time to think truly. Add to that the constant digital disruption... Carey Nieuwhof
6. Family: One day you will retire from leadership. You will never retire from your family. Every time you say yes to an event on your day off, you say no to your family.... Caret Nieuwhof
5. Adequate sleep: In the 1980s and 1990s, leaders used to brag about how little sleep they got. I bought that line of thinking until it almost killed me. You think more clearly and are simply nicer to be around when you’re rested. Go to bed on time. You’ll actually get more done
3. Your Highest Value Projects
If you broke what you do into categories from ‘lowest value’ to ‘highest value’, you’d learn something interesting. So what’s the greatest value you bring to your organization? Budget significant time for that.... Carey Nieuwhof
2. Planning for the future
There’s never enough time to do an awesome job planning for the future.
But if you study top performers, you realize they do something many other leaders don’t: they spend significant amounts of time working on plans for the future.... Carey Nieuwhof
1. Investing in your best people
Guess who will monopolize your time if you’re not proactive?
Your most problematic people. Problem people will occupy your calendar unless you decide they won’t... Carey Nieuwhof
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