THE LEADERSHIP TIME-VALUE CALCULATOR
Is it worth your time?
Find the friction in your week. Test what a small change could be worth.
01 / FIND THE FRICTION
Where does your time go?
Think about a typical week. Count only your own avoidable time, and count each hour once.
Keep useful conversations and normal management work out of these estimates. Zero is a valid answer.
02 / TEST THE ASSUMPTIONS
What would make it worthwhile?
A scenario you can challenge. No product has a proven time-saving rate.
Use your own estimate, or turn this off. For a salaried leader, time back does not increase take-home pay.
03 / MAKE ONE CHANGE
Put the idea to work.
Choose the problem you want to work on first. Your highest time estimate is a starting point.
Your plan includes your assumptions and calculations. Download it before closing; your inputs are not saved or sent to Derek.