Wishing Is the Difference Between Urgent and Important
- By John Bernardi
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- 28 Apr, 2020
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Conscious Choice Is Your Key to Worthwhile Change

Each workday
presents a series of urgencies that must be addressed because we have no
choice. We resolve customer issues. We tend to our employees. Existing processes must be followed. Necessary repairs won’t heal by themselves.
How often do you wish?
- That you could improve professional and technical skills through training and development – yours and your employees?
- That you could improve and automate your business processes to enhance the customer experience and to create efficiencies?
- That you could update your physical plant and facilities because this would elevate productivity, image and morale? This can be as simple as sprucing up the place or as complex as renovating the facility to be more in sync with your workflow.
Focus on Important Things During Challenging Economies
During
challenge economies we can make the smart choice and carve out quality time to
spend on our wishes. With fewer urgencies
we can focus on important things. If you plan correctly, the amount of
urgency will have been reduced after the improvements that you make.