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53: How Top Ops Execs Achieve Peak Productivity with Archery Principles
Find the full transcript at yourfuturerealized.com/53.
What sets apart someone who manages their time gracefully from someone who gets lost in the daily grind? Maybe the answer can be found in the practice of archery.
Since diving into archery earlier this year, I’ve noticed that hitting a bullseye has a lot in common with wrangling a busy schedule. This realization struck me when a client said:
"I start every day determined to make a dent in something significant. But one email turns into a hundred. Before I know it, it's 5 PM and I’m just starting on my ‘real work’.”
Mastering focus is like perfecting your aim: Both require discipline and precision. Could thinking like an archer be the key to mastering your time?
In this episode, I’ll show you how archery strategies can help you tackle your most important tasks with precision so your priorities don’t get lost in the shuffle.
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By Laura MalinowskiFind the full transcript at yourfuturerealized.com/53.
What sets apart someone who manages their time gracefully from someone who gets lost in the daily grind? Maybe the answer can be found in the practice of archery.
Since diving into archery earlier this year, I’ve noticed that hitting a bullseye has a lot in common with wrangling a busy schedule. This realization struck me when a client said:
"I start every day determined to make a dent in something significant. But one email turns into a hundred. Before I know it, it's 5 PM and I’m just starting on my ‘real work’.”
Mastering focus is like perfecting your aim: Both require discipline and precision. Could thinking like an archer be the key to mastering your time?
In this episode, I’ll show you how archery strategies can help you tackle your most important tasks with precision so your priorities don’t get lost in the shuffle.