Lee Iacocca : Philanthropist, former Chrysler CEO, former Ford president

"If you want to make good use of your time, you've got to know what's most important and then give it all you've got."

Have you ever come to the end of a workday and asked, “What did I accomplish today?” You may be exhausted from going 110 percent throughout the day, but when you look back on it, your day consisted of responding to emails and voicemails, going to meetings, and shuffling paperwork. In other words, you spent time on a number of priority tasks, but your most important tasks were left untouched. We are all guilty of it, and it’s such an easy trap to fall into. Now Dr. Edward Hallowell can teach you how to focus on your absolute most important items and make them top priority.