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An action plan can help manage time, energy, money, and attention effectively by providing a clear roadmap of tasks and objectives. It allows you to prioritize your tasks, focusing on what's most important and urgent. This way, you can allocate your resources, including time, energy, and money, more efficiently. It also helps in avoiding distractions and staying focused on your goals. Moreover, an action plan can help in preventing firefighting only the most urgent priorities, as it encourages mindful management of priorities.
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However, the best-laid plans are often the simplest. Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hannson, founders of software company 37signals, use a thick marker when they brainstorm ideas and objectives because it limits room and forces them to keep it simple. Employees need a small number of simple priorities to execute well. Without carefully thought-out priorities, people can get caught up in endless conflicts. Your plan of action is created through hundreds of everyday decisions about how you spend your time, energy, money, and attention. Unless you manage priorities mindfully, your time and energy will be consumed in firefighting only the most urgent priorities.
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