I recently got back from a month's vacation — the longest I'veever taken, and a shocking indulgence for an American. (Earlierthis summer, I was still fretting about howto pull off two weeks unplugged.) The distance, though, helpedme hone in on what's actually important to my professional career —and which make-work activities merely provide the illusion ofprogress. Inspired by HBR blogger Peter Bregman's idea of creatinga “toignore” list , here are the activities I'm going to stopcold turkey in 2012 — and perhaps you should, too.
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