Buy Back Your Time: Get Unstuck, Reclaim Your Freedom, and Build Your Empire

by Dan Martell

completed. (Can you imagine never needing to ask yourself, Did this get done?) Emails: In this section, my administrative assistant links all the emails she wants me to review, such as opportunities that have come in, correspondence she’s unsure how to action on her own, and items that require my response. Questions for Dan: If we finish all the above before our thirty minutes are up, my administrative assistant asks these questions to build context about me and ways she could better support me: “Dan, how are you feeling right now?” “How are you decompressing?” “What recurring problems are keeping you up at night?” Over time, my administrative assistant learns how and why I make decisions. The number of items in the “Emails” and “Questions for Dan” sections goes down, while those in the “Feedback Loop” increase. The information lives in a live document my administrative assistant keeps. Between sync meetings, she constantly updates this document, including all necessary links. During our sync meeting, she drives the meeting according to this outline. Everything always gets covered. After years of