How to Scale Yourself and Get More Done Than You Thought Possible

Danny Schreiber has put together a piece that summarizes and provides some additional detail into an earlier post that we put out Scott Hanselman – It’s not what you read, it’s what you ignore.

The world provides us with a plethora of opportunities for distractions that help us sidetrack our goals and what we really want out of our lives both personally and financially.  From social media to keeping up with the Jones', we can greatly confuse being busy and active for being effective and efficient.

One of the key points highlighted in both of these two posts is what would happen if you just dropped the ball?  While this may sound irresponsible it may allow you to focus on activities that are truly important.  However, you must also figure out which balls to drop which is where Stephen Covey's four quadrants could come into play.

Sara Graham

Sara Graham is the founder and director of EngageTaste, a St. Louis web design and branding studio, and a Squarespace Platinum Circle Designer and Certified Squarespace Trainer. Since 2013, she has completed more than a thousand projects for clients across virtually every industry and continent. Her path to web design ran through nearly a decade of global sustainability strategy at HOK and years of journalism for Zagat, Sauce Magazine, and the Riverfront Times. One taught her to think in structure; the other taught her to listen for the story.

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