I have found - and I write about this in the book (especially in Chapter 3) - that I can focus really well on the MITs (most important things) for about this long:
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I loved this process, and added it to own tool set. Thanks for the great idea!
Posted by: PilotFire | November 07, 2012 at 10:39 PM