“Pick a day, 10 minutes each”
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Bridget Tuxillo
Leadership In Law: Growth & Leadership for Law Firm Owners ·
The Game with Alex Hormozi · How to Rank Life Priorities When Everything Feels Important
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Allocate a fixed amount of time (1 hour 10 minutes) to each of the 10 life priority categories each day
1 hour 10 minutes per category
“Pick a day, 10 minutes each”
“If you consider those children as priority, out of 24 hours, all you need to do is schedule your time. 15 minutes in a day, 30 minutes in a day, one hour in a day.”
“‘We charge a fair amount for risk assessments… each one requires at least 10-15-20 hours of billable time.’”
“Give us a call sometime after 10, 10 o'clock in the day, and I'll go through each of those books for you and tell you exactly what they're worth.”
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