When Efficiency Misses the Point
Efficiency is often mistaken for success, but when it becomes the goal, quality and effectiveness take a back seat.
Efficiency is often mistaken for success, but when it becomes the goal, quality and effectiveness take a back seat.
Peter Drucker warned that knowledge work productivity would be the biggest challenge of our time. Have we lost our way?
In our latest PM Talks episode, Patrick Rhone and I discuss pacing and cadence, exploring how to manage your relationship with time as we age and the value of wisdom over sheer productivity.
I’m cheating a bit with this. Why? Because I’ve already started my 2023. In fact, I’m a full three months in as I write this. You see, I mirror my year with my kids’ school year. That means that I start in September and end it in August. And I typically slow down for July
New Year’s Day hits different for me, not just in 2022. Mainly because it hits me on a different day altogether. For many years now, I’ve followed the school year that my kids follow as my yearly markers. So September 1st is when I officially start my year, affectionately known as my NOW Year (an
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