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Antonio Centeno (Twitter: @rmrstyle)
www.realmenrealstyle.com I’m all about efficiency. Instead of taking 30
minutes to answer a question via e-mail, I often times create an article which I
then blog post answering the question and share with them the answer along
with making it public so it can help thousands of other men. Checklists are also
very important to my day to day routine. I use them so I don't have to think,
therefore I conserve my energy for the few hours a day I need to focus in on
something new and be creative.
Antonio Centeno is the founder of www.RealMenRealStyle.com and
www.ATailoredSuit.com. He has created over 1000 articles & videos on men's
style, blogs over at the www.ArtofManliness.com, and is the creator of the
internet's best style course for professionals - A Man's Guide To Style. Antonio
has studied clothing design in London, Hong Kong, and Bangkok. He is a former
US Marine with an MBA from UT Austin and a BA from Cornell College. He
loves to hear from old friends and make new ones.
Misa Chien (Twitter: @misachien)
www.fosubo.com I recommend keeping a calendar, such as Google Calendar, to
organize yourself. Whenever you think of something that must be done,
immediately record it in your calendar.
Misa Chien is a serial entrepreneur, speaker, and co-founder of Fosubo, a
leader in improving the customer experience for Telecom Providers.
Dorie Clark (Twitter: @dorieclark)
www.dorieclark.com My inbox is a constant source of stress for me. Here's how
I deal with it. First, following on a principle I first read about in Frances Frei and
Anne Morriss' Uncommon Service, I've made a conscious choice about “what to

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be bad at”. There are tradeoffs that must be made if you're going to excel in any
area—and for me, part of being good at the most important work I do (such as
writing books or consulting) is coming to terms with the fact that I'll be a little
bit bad at email response times. I hate making people wait to hear from me, but
that tradeoff enables me to do my highest value work. Second, I work with a
virtual assistant, and have been able to delegate some repetitive emails tasks to
him (like responding to LinkedIn friend requests). Third, I'll often undertake
email binges on weekends, when I receive far fewer messages and can respond
to many in a short burst of focus.
I also use TripIt Pro to organize all my business travel into one easy-to-reference
location. I'm constantly on the road and can't keep track of which rental car
agency I'm using or what terminal my flight is departing out of. It's great to
know that everything is compiled in one place so I don't have to remember it or
print it out. Additionally, I use the Sunrise calendar app, which has a magnificent
feature—when you enter a meeting location, it links directly to a Google map.
With one click, you can get directions to the site and an estimate of travel time.
It takes the guesswork out of your schedule.
Dorie Clark is a consultant who teaches for Duke University's Fuqua School of
Business and is the author of Stand Out and Reinventing You.