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Chief and Ms Dava discuss the importance of managing oneself within time, referencing Covey’s time management matrix and the challenge of distinguishing between urgent and important tasks. They talk about the value of planning, setting boundaries, and giving full attention to others when communicating. The conversation includes reflections on listening, assumptions in communication, and the impact of interruptions and “white noise” on productivity and relationships.
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