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Underwhelming the overwhelm

January 25, 2005 by admin  
Filed under Business

Over at HBS Working Knowledge, Stever Robbins has a great column today called Defeating Overwhelm.  Lots of good advice there, which I won’t try to summarize here.  Instead I’ll just give you this teaser from the column:

If you choose
sanity, step one is changing your thinking. Rather than worshipping
productivity and efficiency, remember that there’s more to life than
living it efficiently. There’s family, quality of life, joy, love,
spirituality, and community, for starters.

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3 Responses to “Underwhelming the overwhelm”
  1. Troy Worman says:

    Excellent post. Positive leaders strive for balance in their lives and encourage their constituents to do the same. On this point, obviously not exclusively, managers must lead by example.

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