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| ("Free 3D Business Men Marching Concept" by lumaxart is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.) How are you doing today? If your answer was or has ever been “I am busy,” this blog is for you. While watching Being More Productive by Ryan Holiday, The Daily Stoic, I came across the book Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky. I quickly downloaded the free sample on my e-reader and powered right through it. Because I am so busy (see what I did there), I looked to one of my favorite synopsis vloggers for more information. I dismounted my busy bandwagon and ditched my infinity pools and made a plan to "make time" for my daily highlight. I challenge you to watch Nathan's video and download his summary for Make Time. May you get off your busy bandwagon and avoid those infinity pools, too. |
Wildland Fire Leadership Challenge - Digging a Little Deeper
- Watch Nathan Lozeron's ProductivityGame.com 10-minute video.
- Download the 1-page PDF summary.
- Implement your "highlight of your day" optimism practice.
About the Author:
Pam McDonald is a writer/editor for BLM Wildland Fire Training and Workforce Development and member of the NWCG Leadership Subcommittee. The expressions are those of the author.
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