Managing Distractions - by Sean Byrnes - The Breaking Point
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You cannot eliminate all distractions, so make sure they do the least damage.
If you liked reading this, please click the ❤️ button on this post so more people can discover it on Substack. Thanks! The most common piece of business advice is “focus”. It’s good advice! Most companies do too much and in losing their focus they start to fail. Every business can and should focus more. However, focusing implies avoiding distractions and that is not always possible. There are many kinds of distractions that are not the normal course of business but are unavoidable. Those include fundraising, acquisitions, and hiring executives. They are related to, but not part, of how…
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