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Getting Things Done:
…no matter how good your intentions may be, you’re going to have the world come at you faster than you can keep up.
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Getting Things Done:
Many of us seem to have it in our natures to consistently entangle ourselves in more than we have the ability to handle.
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Getting Things Done:
You’re going to have to learn to say no – faster, and to more things – in order stay afloat and comfortable.
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Getting Things Done:
We are naturally creative beings, invested in our existence to live, grow, express, and expand.
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Getting Things Done:
The challenge is not to be creative – it’s to eliminate the barriers to the natural flow of our creative energies.
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Getting Things Done:
Every now and then go away and have a little relaxation. To remain constantly at work will diminish your judgment. Go some distance away, because work will be in perspective and a lack of harmony is more readily seen. – Leonardo DaVinci
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Getting Things Done:
The most senior and savvy [executives] know the value of sacrificing the seemingly urgent for the truly important…
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Getting Things Done:
…getting ultimately grounded and in control of the mundane aspects of life produces a rich field of natural inspiration about our higher-level stuff.
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Getting Things Done:
More goals may not be necessary for your now – you need comfort with the ones you’ve already put in motion…
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Getting Things Done:
…positive future thinking is critical and fabulous, but it’s most effectively manifested when it is tied to a confidence of execution in the material world…
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