Everybody Has Too Much Work To Do! - Part 1

Manager Tools

Mike Auzenne

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🗓️ 12 May 2025

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Everyone is always complaining that they have too much work to do. Too many tasks, too many projects, too many meetings. There's not enough time in the day to get everything done. What no one realizes is this is the way it's supposed to be.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Manager Tools.
0:02.0	This is Kate and this is Sarah.
0:04.8	Today's podcast, everybody has too much work to do, part one of two.
0:10.9	Questions this cast answers are, why does everyone feel so overworked?
0:15.4	What can I do to help my team deal with their workloads?
0:18.5	And how can I help my directs develop?
0:22.3	If you want answers to these questions and more, keep listening. Do the managers in your organization need training? Are you
0:30.3	seeing attrition or a need for more results? We can help. Our client ANC is delivered on-site or virtually
0:36.7	for up to 30 managers.
0:38.6	Teach them how to achieve results and retention while supporting your mission and getting all their real work done.
0:44.5	Reach out to Maggie at maggie at managertools.com to schedule a training event for your managers.
0:50.0	And now the cast.
0:52.2	All right.
0:54.1	This couldn't be more true.
0:56.1	Everybody's always saying that they have too much work to do.
0:59.3	And they're not just saying I have a lot to do.
1:03.5	They're complaining.
1:05.1	They're being negative about it.
1:07.3	Too many tasks, too many projects, too many meetings.
1:10.3	There's just not enough time to get
1:12.4	everything done. And we assume that this means that nobody realizes that this is the way it's
1:21.0	supposed to be. Yeah. There's supposed to be too much work to do.
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