The Double Win Productivity Investments that Pay for Themselves
Mar 20, 2018
Susie Barber, Senior Director of Operations at Michael Hyatt & Company and an expert in executive support and delegation, shares insights on achieving more by doing less. The discussion reveals how the obsession with busyness can exhaust us without boosting productivity. Susie emphasizes the value of margin and how effective delegation can transform workloads and enhance team effectiveness. She addresses common psychological barriers to delegation and introduces a framework for leaders to embrace this essential skill, ultimately leading to greater professional fulfillment and efficiency.
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Solow Computer Paradox
- In the 1970s and 80s, American businesses invested heavily in IT, expecting increased productivity.
- However, productivity growth declined, leading to the "Solow computer paradox".
Doing Less to Achieve More
- Investing in new technology and productivity hacks doesn't always increase output.
- Sometimes, the best way to achieve more is by doing less.
Avoid Multitasking
- Multitasking is a productivity fail; focus on one task at a time.
- Constantly switching between tasks slows you down.