Fire By: Robert Kraft Part 1 of 2 |
Urgent are those things that must be done or taken care of right
now. It is something we cannot put off. Items that are Urgent act on us. Urgent matters are usually visible and
require action in the here and now. They
may be a patient, an insurance claim or a leaking sink. But the issue needs your immediate attention.
A ringing phone or a patient who has a cracked
tooth and is in pain
Most people can’t stand a
ringing phone:
Stood in line at a department store?
You were in a hurry
Waited in line
It’s finally your turn – the phone rings
The clerk answers the phone – doesn’t acknowledge you
How do you feel?
There aren’t many people you call who say – “I’ll get
back to you in 15 minutes, just hold.”
So a ringing phone is urgent.
Although, an urgent item
cannot be put off it does not mean that we need to let the urgent items in your
practice take over everything else. If
you spend all of your time on urgent matters you may burnout.
Urgent matters can begin to control everyday of your life. You get back up, deal with a matter only to turn around and be knocked down again. Urgent matters must be dealt with, however, they must not control every moment of everyday.
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