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Warren Buffet Productivity Tips

Warren Buffet Productivity Tips

  • Write down your top goals, both long and short-term things.
  • Focus on the top five goals and then deliberately ignore the rest. The remaining 20 items will end up distracting you from accomplishing the things you most want to do.

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