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Listen For What They Aren't Saying
Topic: Management 8:16 am EDT, Oct  7, 2010

Billy Hoffman:

Your Time is the most valuable thing that you have. There is nothing more important than how you spend your time.

Clay Shirky:

Time is a precious commodity. Increasingly, I'm trying to maximize it.

Scott Berkun:

When I was younger I thought busy people were more important than everyone else. Otherwise why would they be so busy?

Stefan Klein:

We are not stressed because we have no time, but rather, we have no time because we are stressed.

Leo Babuta:

Stop being busy and your job is half done.

Michael Lopp:

When you become a manager of people, an odd thing happens. You're automatically perceived as being busier.

Having a meaningful conversation with anyone takes time.

A 1:1 is a place to listen for what they aren't saying.

Your reward for a culture of healthy 1:1s is a distinct lack of drama.

Paul Graham:

There are two types of schedule: the manager's schedule and the maker's schedule.

Penelope Trunk:

Stop talking about time like you need to save it. You just need to use it better.

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