weed out busyness

Stumbled upon an interesting slide from Bruce Kasanoff a ghostwriter for entrepreneurs.
It started with an article - simple ways to stop wasting time. But what attracts me is the slide he shared after the article.
Hope he don't mind me re-sharing the slides in note form as below.

The world is filled with opportunities that most people are too busy to notice.
Most people are busy doing unimportant things.
Busyness is a weed. Ignore it, and it takes over.
Busyness spreads through email.
Busyness runs rampant in meetings.
Here's how to weed out busyness...
Give people time to think before they talk.
Reward brevity and accuracy.
Dig deeper, and find actual facts.
Give people time to exercise, sleep and travel.
Experiment, but do it in a disciplined way.
Say "I don't know" when you don't know.
Value gut feelings, but figure out how to quantify them.
Most importantly, pay attention.
Companies that pay attention... spot opportunities.
Pay close attention. We have not yet begun to understand how things really work.
Busyness is not good business.
Weed out busyness from your business.
(pause now)

The actual article/slide can be viewed from the link below:-
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/three-powerful-ways-stop-wasting-time-bruce-kasanoff

I like few parts of it - "Busyness is a weed. Ignore it, and it takes over.", "Give people time to exercise, sleep and travel.", "Experiment, but do it in a disciplined way."
Which part do you like?