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If you’ve ever gone sailing, you know you can’t focus on every wave. You have to pick your course and stick with it, or risk spinning in circles, using up energy but not getting anywhere.
Leading operations often means juggling too many things at once, with new priorities flying at you from every side. It’s easy to get caught up in the chaos, trying to keep everything afloat. But that’s a recipe for burnout, not breakthrough.
The average executive makes about 70 conscious decisions a day at work.* That’s a lot of mental juggling. Not every plate deserves to stay in the air. The leaders who make the most impact aren’t doing everything, they’re focusing on what really matters.
In this episode, you’ll get a clear and simple plan to stop drowning in priorities, so you can lead with intention, not just survive the daily flood.
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