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Most People Get Overwhelmed By The Insignificant Decisions Of Their Lives. I'm Urging People To Minimize The Time Spent On These When They're Not Critical To Their Most Important Goals.

It's 5 P.m. At The Office. Working Fast, You've Finished Your Tasks For The Day And Want To Go Home. But None Of Your Colleagues Have Left Yet, So You Stay Another Hour Or Two, Surfing The Web And Reading Your E-mails Again, So You Don't Come Off As A Slacker. It's An Unfortunate Reality That Efficiency Often Goes Unrewarded In The Workplace.

We Don't Take A Macro View... We'd Look At Every Company To Figure Out If Trade Sanctions Are Helpful Or Hurtful.

I Am A Great Believer In The Ohio Principle: Only Handle It Once. When You Read An E-mail, Decide Whether Or Not To Reply To It, And, If You Need To Reply, Do So Right Then And There. I Have Found That About 80 Percent Of All E-mails, Whether Internal Or External, Do Not Require A Response.

The Most Important Thing Is To Talk To People That Have Jobs That You Might Like And To See What They Say The Job Involves.