Energy Management: The Key to Sustained Productivity
Managing energy effectively is crucial; align tasks with your energy levels for optimal performance.
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A guide to energy management as the basis for sustained productivity, opening with Tony Schwartz's Wachovia study where energy-management training raised loan and deposit revenue without longer hours. It covers the science of human energy (circadian and ultradian 90-minute cycles), the four dimensions (physical, mental, emotional, spiritual), how to audit your energy and identify drains and sources, matching tasks to energy levels, renewal strategies, common energy killers like context switching, designing an energy-managed day, and the organizational dimension.
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