Sales, Meetings, and Writing Skills in the Knowledge Economy

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The chapter delves into the dynamics of sales professionals avoiding meetings due to their revenue-generating role and transitions into the significance of writing skills in the knowledge economy with a focus on Grammarly's features. It also discusses the importance of clear output indicators in knowledge work for productivity optimization and effective strategies like the sprint methodology.

In this episode, the proverbial tables are turned, with Cal being interviewed by Jordan Harbinger about time, focus, and the quest for a slower notion of productivity. (This interview originally aired as episode 975 Jordan's can’t-miss podcast, The Jordan Harbinger Show).

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- INTERVIEW: Cal being interviewed by Jordan Harbinger [1:54]

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Thanks to Jesse Miller for production, Jay Kerstens for the intro music, Kieron Rees for slow productivity music, and Mark Miles for mastering.