Magazine / To get the right things done, choosing what to ignore is as important as choosing where to focus.

To get the right things done, choosing what to ignore is as important as choosing where to focus.

To get the right things done, choosing what to ignore is as important as choosing where to focus.

To get the right things done, choosing what to ignore is as important as choosing where to focus.

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