Jaime Hoerricks, PhD
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1,523 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Jul
Jaime Hoerricks, PhD’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And the data presented here is frankly jarring.
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Knowledge workers spend an average of forty one percent of their time on low value discretionary activities.
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Yep.
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And that is the most common fear associated with time management.
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But the reality is that leadership rarely cares about those low value tasks.
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Really?
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Really.
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They don't care about the over formatted internal documents or, you know, your attendance at a meeting where you have no active role.
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They care about the high value results you can deliver with that reclaimed time.
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Okay.
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The text cites Lata Leightinen, a manager who bravely decided to just drop her routine admin tasks and she stopped attending several recurring meetings.
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She did.
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By dropping, delegating, or redesigning the busy work, she reclaimed a full day a week.
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A whole day.
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And because she reinvested that time into high leverage coaching, her team saw a five percent increase in sales in just three weeks.
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She drove actual measurable value by refusing to do the busy work.
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And the modern workplace is essentially a collaboration trap.
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Managers now spend up to eighty-five percent of their time collaborating.
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Eighty-five percent.
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Yeah, answering emails, jumping on calls, sitting in meetings.
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