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3# The Rule Of Pareto (20/80)

3# The Rule Of Pareto (20/80)

As counter intuitive as it may seem, only 20% of your work generate 80% of your results.

Now, what does that mean ? Does it mean that working is useless as it doesn't yeild the expected results ? NO

It means that all tasks aren't equal and that only 20% of what you d...

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2# Multitasking Is A Myth

2# Multitasking Is A Myth

There is nothing more depleting for our brain, our focus and our will power than constant interruptions that move us from one task to another in a short period of time.

In average, it takes 25 min for the brain to enter in state of deep focus (by the way that's why techniques such as the po...

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1#The Mind Is Like A Phone Battery

1#The Mind Is Like A Phone Battery

We all have a gauge of will power that is full as we start the day and depletes itself as we go through different tasks during the day.

Sometimes our problems seem unsolvable whereas we just depleted our "mind battery 🔋" and in that situation even the smallest issues or tasks become extrem...

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Assessing The Importance Of Your Tasks

Assessing The Importance Of Your Tasks

  • Some of your tasks are important but take too much of your time while having to little output (like doing groceries, cooking, cleaning...). Those tasks should all be delegated one way or another unless it's your passion.
  • Other tasks are completely useless but we stil...

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GARY KELLER

"Being busy doesn't mean being productive"

GARY KELLER

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How To Reload Your Will Power ?

How To Reload Your Will Power ?

We all have specific activities in which can recharge our battery but in general things like eating healthy food and having a good-quality sleep works.

But you shouldn't restrict yourself to only that and look for as much recharging activities as you can that work on you (try music, journa...

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Now, What Can We Do About That ?

Now, What Can We Do About That ?

First things first, we should start the day with the most important task while our battery is at the fullest. Then we can move to the other tasks of the day.

However, we must keep in mind that our tasks aren't equal in importance. Subsequently, we have to establish 2 lists :

  • One...

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3 lessons from The One Thing by Gary Keller

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Things to Help You Plan Which Books to Read

  • Choose Great Books. Focus on some combination of books that: 1) stand the test of time; 2) pique your interest; or 3) challenge you. The more interesting and relevant we find a book, the more likely we are to remember its contents in the future.
  • Get some cont...

Consider why you want to take notes

Before you start taking notes, ask yourself what your goal is.

  • Paper versus digital. If your goal is to study the content of a book, paper is better. But if your goal is to be able to reference certain parts of the book easily, an ebook may be better suited.

Read to Someone

Read to Someone

One of the biggest obstacles to reading books we enjoy is that we think we should read books even if we don’t enjoy them—specifically, the idea that if we start a book, we must finish it. This is nonsense, of course.

If you want to build a stronger reading habit, ...

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