Urgent!

Leverage the power of urgency to avoid burnout and increase performance

Urgency--that frantic feeling that we need to be doing more, and faster--is a destructive force in today's workplace. Unnecessary urgency can be toxic, causing stress and burnout. But not all urgency is bad, and sometimes we really do need to get things done quickly. Too little urgency can lead to inaction and lost productivity. So how do we find the right balance where we can use urgency as a meaningful tool to keep productivity up, without generating burnout? Urgent! is a guide to using urgency for good to help achieve your goals, to drive success, and minimise stress for yourself, your teams, and your business.

This book will teach you to moderate urgency for yourself and those you lead. In our age of fast-paced technology, it's easy to swing between extremes, working reactively one minute, and being inactive the next. The middle ground, described in this book, allows us to work in the "Active Zone" where we maximise proactivity and productivity. By following the practical strategies outlined in this book, readers will learn to understand urgency, become proactive rather than reactive, and lead teams to their fullest potential.

- Eliminate stress and burnout for yourself, your teams, and your businesses

- Learn how to dial urgency up or down, depending on the situation

- Keep teams working in the optimal productive zone by moderating urgency

- Stay focused on what's important and learn prioritisation skills to avoid burnout

If you feel that you and your team are caught up in busy work, stressed to the max by competing demands, leaving no room to focus on what really matters, Urgent! will show you a new way of thinking, leading, and responding. Learn the skills to reduce overload, get more done, and achieve better performance each day.

Puterea puterii de urgenta pentru a evita epuizarea si a creste performanta Urgenta - sentimentul frenetic ca trebuie sa facem mai mult si mai repede - este o forta distructiva la locul de munca de astazi. Urgenta inutila poate fi toxica, provocand stres si epuizare.