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June 10, 2015

136: How to Stop Doing Everyone Else’s Job

136: How to Stop Doing Everyone Else’s JobDave Stachowiak
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Episode 83: How to Get to Everything and Help Everybody

Three ways to stop doing everyone else’s job:

  1. What are three things in the next month you could stop doing?
  2. What are you uniquely best at in your organization that nobody else could do?
  3. Practice saying no each day. Delay saying yes.

Article by Dave Stachowiak

About Dave Stachowiak

Dave Stachowiak (LinkedIn) (Twitter) is Executive Vice President, Talent Development at Dale Carnegie of Southern Los Angeles. He has served as a Dale Carnegie instructor for over a decade and was named in Forbes as one of 25 Professional Networking Experts to Watch in 2015. Dave leads the Carnegie Coach team and is host of the Carnegie Coach and Coaching for Leaders podcasts.

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