Playing the Long Game

Are you looking for micro-efficiency gains ?

Consider how you handle the everyday setbacks that come your way – like a canceled meeting, a lost deal, or a missed deadline. This is all ‘water under the bridge’.

Your most effective approach is to accept it !

To get on, step back and look at the bigger picture. Ask yourself how important this problem will be in the long run. Shifting your perspective will reduce the emotional energy you spend on things that are out of your control.

Refocus on what’s next, as the old sports coach would say: ‘It’s not about the last game, it’s about the next game!’

How do you typically respond to setbacks in your day-to-day work?
How much energy do you spend on things beyond your control?

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