February 10, 2019
Used to be, I thought being super-busy was a sign of … oh, I don’t know … Greatness? Fabulous business acumen? Being in demand? But after reflecting on this week, I realize I’ve done what Benjamin Franklin says never to: confuse motion with action. Was I in motion? Sure. Did anything move forward? Not so much. Because of poor delegation (and less-than ideal priority-setting), I was so full of activity that none of the important things could get in. It’s like the Zen story of The Empty Cup. Listen in, and post a comment below to let me know what you think. Are you our ideal client – Seasoned business owner? Innovative thinker? Based in New York? We want to hear from you. Contact Us
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