If most leaders and executives worked half the amount of time they are working today, I am convinced they would produce much greater output. Before I get a barrage of e-mails arguing this point, let me explain.
The reason is simple. If you had less time to work, you would work on only [...]
Take off at noon for greater results
Posted on 31 August 2007
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