To focus on the “right” things, Bregman encourages us to slow down. By delaying reactions to demands, we can make sure we’re reacting the right way and taking on tasks that align with our goals. Think through things carefully and react to the desired outcome instead of the event. What’s the ultimate result you want?
Later in the book, he explains his title, “18 Minutes
Many time management books focus on how to get things done in less time. I agree with Bregman that maybe what we really need is to do less. As we find our focus, our days can be more manageable. And I definitely agree that working 24/7 keeps us from living a balanced life since we’re obviously not leaving space for the other parts of our lives. Whatever your goals, don't forget to enjoy the ride. At the end, no one wishes they worked more.
Disclaimer: I received this book for free from the Hachette Book Group.
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