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John Porcaro posts about a presentation he attended by Bill Jensen:

“Each of us has 1440 minutes in a day. And with each email we send, each task managers assign, each report we submit, each meeting we schedule, we use up part of someone else’s 1440 minutes. Minutes someone might spend being with their kids, or playing golf, or working on something really important. Are we careful in how we use someone else’s 1440 minutes?”

Good question. I haven’t really thought about how I treat other people’s time with the tasks I assign them…

John’s post gives 4 ways to save time and effort at the office… and is a good sales piece for Bill’s new book, The Simplicity Survival Handbook. I’ll be buying it.