I Don't Have Space To Express My Self

One of my favourite bloggers is fractional billionaire Richard Koch.

Richard can be relied upon to offer a unique and profound viewpoint on how a business works. The guy made a fortune investing in failing business, then turning them around for a 10times+ return on his investment.

Worth listening to.

Here's a quote from a recent blog:

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Unless you are in prison, you wouldn't say "I don't have enough physical room to express myself; there is not enough space in my life." Yet how often have you heard people say something like this – "I don't have enough time to express myself; I don't have enough time to do what I want." It sounds more plausible; it makes as little sense.

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When I coach Alexscovery teachers, this comes up a lot.

They say: "Yes, I love your 12 step plan - but how can I find the time to do it?"

The answer is simple, but not easy.

You already have the time: the nonsense is in thinking you don't.

Alexscovery teachers are familiar with the idea of faulty sensory appreciation, but may not have fully comprehended how this works in the Use of Their Time.

You waste time and have scant recognition of how that is happening. The simple evidence of that is contained in the expression:

"If you want something done, ask a busy person."

Why would a busy person have more time to get things done?

Have you ever noticed HOW HARD it is to get things done on a holiday?

Peter Drucker - one of the seminal figures of Management Theory - opens his book "The Effective Executive" by stating that most leaders are delusional about how they are utilising their time.

He recommends a two-step process:

1. Guesstimate how you are distributing your time now;

2. For one week rigorously record what happens.

For a busy executive, a PA can do that. In your case, you're the PA too!

I didn't say easy. I said simple.

I have done this exercise many times, and each time is a revelation. But there's another catch, a more important one; even more critical. Without this, you will most likely revert to old habits.

And that - dear possum - is what I will be sharing with you on the second day of my seminar in London. The day we gather together - and find the time - to figure out the service you can offer to your new corporate clients.

All happening in London on March 24/25.

https://bodychance.mykajabi.com/p/london1803workshop

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