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10-28-2009, 03:46 PM
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 |  Do you think you can manage your priorities like the top performers?
Firstly, don’t spend your precious time on some unimportant tasks. You probably know the Pareto principle or the 80/20 rule which bares that 20 percent of work usually provides 80 percent of success. But what does that mean in practical work? Well, that tells us that on a list of 10 tasks only 2 of them really matter and are worth more than the other 8 together. If you want to attain your purpose the most important thing is to know which 20 percent of your work you must to do with the highest priority. It’s the way, personal development works. Read Full Article Here: Manage Your Priorities Like Top Performers Do | Anioc.com - Unlock Your Potentials |
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10-29-2009, 03:36 AM
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in my experience Pareto 80/20 is not always work, if you have 10 main targets, this is not mean that only 2 will bring you to success, it could 3, 4 or all 10 as they might be the part of 1 global goal.
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10-29-2009, 03:22 PM
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Get a virtual assistant (site like elance) have really cheap help and most good quality - just be really clear in what you wish them to do & heyho ..delegation ! loving being free from those jobs you hate! I would also read The 4 hour Week by Tim Ferriss |
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