Rory Vaden

And so everybody is coming at you with their agenda. I think of an inbox, an email inbox as a great literal illustration of this because what is an inbox? other than a mechanism for prioritizing other people's requests, your inbox is none of the things you wanna do, it's everything everybody else wants you to do. And most of us sort even our inbox from

And so everybody is coming at you with their agenda. I think of an inbox, an email inbox as a great literal illustration of this because what is an inbox? other than a mechanism for prioritizing other people's requests, your inbox is none of the things you wanna do, it's everything everybody else wants you to do. And most of us sort even our inbox from

And so everybody is coming at you with their agenda. I think of an inbox, an email inbox as a great literal illustration of this because what is an inbox? other than a mechanism for prioritizing other people's requests, your inbox is none of the things you wanna do, it's everything everybody else wants you to do. And most of us sort even our inbox from

And so everybody is coming at you with their agenda. I think of an inbox, an email inbox as a great literal illustration of this because what is an inbox? other than a mechanism for prioritizing other people's requests, your inbox is none of the things you wanna do, it's everything everybody else wants you to do. And most of us sort even our inbox from

And so everybody is coming at you with their agenda. I think of an inbox, an email inbox as a great literal illustration of this because what is an inbox? other than a mechanism for prioritizing other people's requests, your inbox is none of the things you wanna do, it's everything everybody else wants you to do. And most of us sort even our inbox from

Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request. And so priority dilution is living in a constant state of interruption ending your day with your most significant tasks incomplete, not because you're lazy, but because you've allowed yourself to fall victim to whatever is vying for your attention rather than the things that you know you need to do.

Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request. And so priority dilution is living in a constant state of interruption ending your day with your most significant tasks incomplete, not because you're lazy, but because you've allowed yourself to fall victim to whatever is vying for your attention rather than the things that you know you need to do.

Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request. And so priority dilution is living in a constant state of interruption ending your day with your most significant tasks incomplete, not because you're lazy, but because you've allowed yourself to fall victim to whatever is vying for your attention rather than the things that you know you need to do.

Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request. And so priority dilution is living in a constant state of interruption ending your day with your most significant tasks incomplete, not because you're lazy, but because you've allowed yourself to fall victim to whatever is vying for your attention rather than the things that you know you need to do.

Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request. And so priority dilution is living in a constant state of interruption ending your day with your most significant tasks incomplete, not because you're lazy, but because you've allowed yourself to fall victim to whatever is vying for your attention rather than the things that you know you need to do.

what has come in most recent and we just see what is most recent. Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request.

what has come in most recent and we just see what is most recent. Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request.

what has come in most recent and we just see what is most recent. Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request.

what has come in most recent and we just see what is most recent. Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request.

what has come in most recent and we just see what is most recent. Well, often the most recent request is not the most significant request.

So that was introduced in Take the Stairs. Well, when we studied ultra performers and we started to look at how do they get past this, that was when we invented the system of multiplying time. Well, we didn't really invent the system. We just put a vernacular around it, which was what my TED talk was. So my TED talk that went viral is called How to Multiply Time.

So that was introduced in Take the Stairs. Well, when we studied ultra performers and we started to look at how do they get past this, that was when we invented the system of multiplying time. Well, we didn't really invent the system. We just put a vernacular around it, which was what my TED talk was. So my TED talk that went viral is called How to Multiply Time.

So that was introduced in Take the Stairs. Well, when we studied ultra performers and we started to look at how do they get past this, that was when we invented the system of multiplying time. Well, we didn't really invent the system. We just put a vernacular around it, which was what my TED talk was. So my TED talk that went viral is called How to Multiply Time.

So that was introduced in Take the Stairs. Well, when we studied ultra performers and we started to look at how do they get past this, that was when we invented the system of multiplying time. Well, we didn't really invent the system. We just put a vernacular around it, which was what my TED talk was. So my TED talk that went viral is called How to Multiply Time.

So that was introduced in Take the Stairs. Well, when we studied ultra performers and we started to look at how do they get past this, that was when we invented the system of multiplying time. Well, we didn't really invent the system. We just put a vernacular around it, which was what my TED talk was. So my TED talk that went viral is called How to Multiply Time.