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Keloğlan, Balkız, Uzun ve Huysuz, geçit saati sayesinde kendilerini bir kitapçıda bulurlar. Uzun, çizgi roman reyonunda vakit geçirirken, süper kahramanlardan etkilenir ve köye döner dönmez ilk iş, kendine bir pelerin dikip, kendini “Müthiş Uzun” ilan eder. İhtiyacı olan herkese yardım etmeye çalışırken, istemeden yaptığı türlü sakarlıklarla, insanlara yardımdan çok zararı dokunur. Bunun üstüne utanır ve eve saklanır. Huysuz, ne kadar ısrar etse de, Uzun’u dışarı çıkmaya razı edemez ve tekrar kitapçıya dönüp kendi macerasını yaşamak ister. Huysuz’u etrafta göremeyince kitapçıya döndüğünü tahmin eden, Balkız ve Keloğlan, Uzun’u da ikna edip, birlikte kitapçıya dönerler. Uzun, başı belada olan Huysuz’u kurtarır ve kendine olan güvenini tekrar kazanır. Bölüm sonu.




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Thinking about time management

- Have you ever found yourself halfway through a workday and then you say to yourself, "Have I done anything today? "I mean have I done anything important with my time today?" It's very common for us to question that because we're not really good at managing time. It's unfortunate because, you know, I think the single-most precious asset we have in our careers, maybe in our lives, is time. Every minute that passes by, well, that's a minute you can't get back. We waste time every day in all kinds of ways. Sometimes we focus on the wrong work, or the right work at the wrong time.

Finding your Einstein window

Do you ever find yourself at work, looking at your to-do list, and saying to yourself, man where do I begin? We've all been there. And we know the first part of the answer, it's the 20%, that's the what. Now I want you to start thinking about the when, I like to call it your personal Einstein Window. That's the period of every day where you have your little mental peak, right where work feels almost fun, problems feel, no problem at all. Work flies off your desk.

Communicating your availability

When people look at you at work, what do they think? Do they think you're always available, it's okay to always walk over to you and interrupt what you are doing? I don't know the answer to that question, I do know you should be thinking about it, and maybe you should go a step further. Start getting proactive about broadcasting your availability. Find some ways to let people know how open you are to being interrupted. Let me give you one interesting example, I saw on a consulting engagement. I found some people who understood this idea and they wanted to find a colorful way to show people in the office where everyone was in terms of time management and urgency.