When everything is a priority, nothing truly is. I keep repeating it because it’s an important leadership principle. Teams perform best when they can clearly identify the handful of outcomes that matter most. You, as the leader, are key in this equation.
Limiting priorities forces discipline. It encourages sequencing instead of stacking. You will be shocked as you watch progress accelerate because energy isn’t spread thin.
Strong leaders revisit priorities regularly and aren’t afraid to stop work that no longer serves the goal.
Tip: Focus creates momentum.
Tomorrow’s tip: The Discipline of Saying No.
— Mike Brewer