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In this segment, Richard Milligan describes a challenge he issued to a colleague who claimed they couldn't spare even 30 minutes a day for recruiting. Milligan asked both of them to map out a 30‑minute recruiting session. While the colleague produced a plan that covered roughly one day’s worth of activity, Milligan’s minute‑by‑minute schedule demonstrated that he could accomplish the equivalent of two full days of recruiting in the same 30‑minute window. He attributes this disparity to his systematic, highly structured approach rather than the sheer amount of time spent. The story underscores the principle that effective time utilization—through detailed planning and disciplined execution—can dramatically outperform longer, less organized efforts.

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