"I started to pay attention to voices that I was hearing in my head," he says. "And so I had to follow the voices and that ran me into a lot of trouble." In his memoirs, Lenny Kravitz will detail what led him to cooperate with authorities. He's still as crazy as ever: "You're just looking at a high state of cooperation here"
David Allen, author of Getting Things Done, and Greg discuss the practical ways and key specifics to immediately begin the journey of cutting out what is non-essential, both personally and professionally. They go back and forth on the deeper and visionary elements of why it’s beneficial to focus on doing what matters most.
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