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Julie Busha (Twitter: @julesbusha)
www.slawsa.com Because I wear many hats and am a type-A personality, I find
that lists keep me organized the most. At the end of the day, I re-create my list
for the following day, prioritizing tasks and making sure that I handle any
delegation earlier in the day. When the plan is set, you can sleep a little easier at
night. I also purposefully add some tasks to the list that aren't urgent or required
that day because the possibility of doing it early keeps me ahead of the game
knowing unanticipated projects can and will arise in the future. The reality is that
I know that my list will likely triple by days end and there is a sense of
satisfaction and accomplishment to physically cross off that growing list that
keeps you energized through the finish.
Julie Busha is the CEO of Nicole Foods, creator of Slawsa, which has emerged

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Grant Cardone (Twitter: @grantcardone)
www.GrantCardone.com I don’t add time to activities. Hell, I wear a different
watch each day and I don’t even take the time to set them. I get as much done as
I can as quickly as I can, waste no time on the little things and if I mess up I will
go back and clean it up. Time is the drug of choice and the side effect is fear—
add time you feel fear. My first book, Sell or Be Sold, was written in three hours
and had tons of grammar issues. By the time we sold out the first run, I had
people telling me about the grammar errors. I told them, “It’s not a best written
book, its a best selling book.” We cleaned the book up on the next run and it
became an award-winning book in business.
I leave perfection for others. Anyone that tells you to get it right the first time
isn’t doing enough. Speed is the new big! Remove the brake, accelerate and get
your ideas out ahead of everyone else. While others are figuring, you can be
doing. The old fable suggests that the tortoise wins over the hare. The reality is,
in the new economy if you want to be a millionaire you have to be the tortoise
and the hare. I leave perfection to the perfectionist; I, instead, have elected to
produce.
Grant Cardone is the New York Times bestselling author of The 10X Rule and
other books, a real estate investor, and founder and CEO of four companies.
Cardone regularly appears on CNBC, CNN, and Bloomberg TV.