I spend more time and research on productivity than any other leadership discipline. The reason is I find myself with more inputs every week and therefore it becomes even harder to get the most important work done. This applies to how I spend both my personal and professional time. This Forbes post did not disappoint:
“The CEO of a Fortune 500 company with an overloaded schedule and a college graduate procrastinating about starting a business each get 168 hours per week to spend as they see fit.
Some people are able to accomplish a lot from Monday to Friday (or to Sunday if you count weekends) while others struggle to get much done at all.”