big rocks first
Brett McKay demonstrates a time management technique using a jar, rocks, sand, and water to illustrate prioritizing essential tasks. By focusing on critical goals before filling time with minor activities, individuals can enhance their overall productivity and effectiveness. Follow along using the transcript. Brett McKay demonstrates a time management technique using a jar, rocks, sand, and water to illustrate prioritizing essential tasks. By focusing on critical goals before filling time with minor activities, individuals can enhance their overall productivity and effectiveness. Follow along using the transcript.
Feel like you're busy all day but not getting anything done? This object lesson inspired by Stephen Covey will show you why that is and what you can do to become more effective in life. It's all about putting those Big Rocks first in your calendar. oh hello there Brett mcer from the artofmanliness.com caught me in the middle of an experiment do you guys ever feel like you're busy all day you're answering email you're just you feel busy but at the end of the day you feel like you didn't accomplish anything well there's a reason why you feel like that and I'm going to do a little object…
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