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Where do managers find time to reflect?

I am waiting for a train to arrive. I arrived early, so I got some 30 minutes to kill. Now, I could of course bring out Angry Birds and kick virtual pigs for half-an-hour, but that is not very productive - unless you are a butcher.
Having 30 minutes to spare offer me time to reflect. I am granted a moment in relative peace, where I can contemplate on todays results, and tomorrows actions.
My focus in this moment of reflection was how I can improve the actions I take, so they can create better results. Much to my surprise, the answer I gave to myself was: "You should set aside more time each day to reflect."
Quite an expected answer from someone who wrote a book on the topic. It shows that even I can find more time to reflect upon my leadership and my actions.
I will do a test for a month. I will spend minimum 15 minutes every day to reflect. And I will share my findings with you.
What are you doing to improve your reflection? What tools or tricks do you use? What tips do you have?
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While you spend your time playing chess on twitter, I enjoy a cappuccino, Larko :D
Seriously, I believe that slacking as you would call it, is important - it just depends on how you slack. If you spend your slacking time with your mind set on questioning your previous actions and results, looking for ways to improve, then I believe your slacking is the same as I call reflecting. Good on you :)
I see, you call it reflecting. I call it slacking :-P
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