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Managing yourself.

Larry Scanlan
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We've all been there: a calendar jam-packed with meetings, e-mails that never stop coming, phones that never stop ringing, and a dizzying number of deadlines that seem to grow exponentially in number and difficulty.

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Larry Scanlan. 2004. Managing yourself.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15372815/

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