High Performance Habits for Busy Leaders

A full calendar can conceal a neglected priority. You may open a laptop to finish a proposal, reply to several messages, accept an unplanned call, and reach late afternoon without drafting a useful sentence. Better performance starts by changing that sequence rather than demanding more willpower.

Identify one predictable derailment, such as opening email before deciding the day’s priority.

Then attach a small replacement action to it: write the intended outcome on paper before checking the inbox. A short action is easier to begin on a difficult morning and easier to repeat until it becomes familiar.

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