Such as Get a head-start at home. "The most effective thing that I've learned over the years is to get the top two or three 'must do today' emails or phone calls out of the way before I leave the house. Getting these crossed off my list first thing allows me to focus my full attention on everyone I come in contact with once I arrive at the office. Even the briefest interactions, when purposeful and heartfelt, have the potential to leave team members feeling inspired, appreciated, and supported. Conversely, if I'm distracted by a nagging need to make a call or send an email, someone can personalize a lack of focused attention and become demoralized or confused by the interaction. Learning to manage what has a tendency to distract you from being present and in the moment helps you give full focus to the most important asset any company has--its people." Etc.
--Niki Leondakis, CEO of Commune Hotels + Resorts.