
Are You Addicted To Urgency?
What if the thing that makes you feel most productive is actually getting in the way of your leadership? For many leaders, urgency feels like part of the job. There’s always something to solve, a decision to make, or a fire to put out. And when you’re good at getting things done, being needed can feel a lot like being effective. But there’s a difference between urgency and anxiety. In this episode of Beyond High Performance , Trey McKnight, Executive Coach & Director of Novus Global Faith Division, Jason Jaggard, Founder & CEO at Novus Global, and Janet Breitenbach, Partner & Executive Coach at Novus Global, explore what happens when leaders become addicted to urgency and why creating more margin may be one of the most productive things you can do. In this conversation, we explore: Why being busy and being productive aren’t the same thing The difference between urgency, anxiety, and discipline Why leaders can become the bottleneck without realizing it How busyness can help us avoid difficult conversations and decisions How transparency and shared communication can reduce unnecessary work Practical questions for evaluating your time, team, and leadership One question from the conversation is worth carrying with you: What would it look like for you to be urgent and calm at the same time? Download the free companion resource mentioned in the episode : https://4ien1.share.hsforms.com/2ROg56R4XQSOmyvCZ5I-a5w Book a Free Discovery Call with a Novus Global Coach: Book Now Learn more about becoming a Novus Global coach: https://www.mp.institute/










