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Every time you put effort and energy into an task, ask yourself: ‘What will this accomplish?’
It doesn’t make much difference whether your endeavor was useful, financially rewarding or simply meant to entertain: whenever you engage in an activity that requires work, there should be an expectation of results.
People who are familiar with sorting their tasks by importance and urgency know that activities that are neither important nor urgent should be ignored (which they never are), but the next two quadrants are the ones where lives are truly wasted: the urgent activities.
Many of them are…
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