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Hey Reader AI is making us faster. Faster answers.Faster analysis.Faster decisions. Brilliant but there’s a danger hiding in all that speed. We can get to an answer before we’ve properly understood the question. That’s something I’ve noticed repeatedly in the work we’ve been doing around AI and leadership. The temptation is to ask: What can AI do here? I think leaders need another question alongside it: Who do I need to listen to before we decide? The higher the ambiguity and the greater the...
Hey Reader Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been on a bit of a productivity mission both here and on the podcast. First, we talked about intensity and why working harder, faster and with your hair permanently on fire isn’t the same as having impact. Then we talked about Peak & Flow, the fact that not every hour of you is worth the same and with an ever growing to do list how to spot where you can add the greatest value. This week, I want to take on another sacred cow of productivity. The...
Hey Reader Last week I wrote about how looking busy, feeling busy and operating at 97mph are not the same as having impact. So this week, I want to go one step further because even when we do make time for the work that matters, we often make a fairly ridiculous assumption: That every hour of us is worth the same. It isn’t. Before we dig in though one of our wonderful readers Sonia sent me an email and I wanted to share because we LOVE it when serendipity happens. She said she read it with a...