3-2-1: Eliminating Tasks, Optimizing for Your Interests, and Sharing Knowledge - James Clear
The critical question isn’t how to differentiate between activities that matter and those that don’t, but what to do when far too many things feel at least somewhat important, and therefore arguably qualify as big rocks. Fortunately, a handful of wiser minds have addressed exactly this dilemma, and their counsel coalesces around three main principl... See more
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals
Work Less, Make More: The counter-intuitive approach to building a profitable business, and a life you actually love
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If you look around, you’ll notice the people and organizations moving the fastest are the focused ones. Not only do they focus on a few ideas, but within the scope of those ideas, they are able to focus on the key variables.
Identifying the variables that matter comes with focus. When you commit to living in a problem, you understand things about i... See more
Identifying the variables that matter comes with focus. When you commit to living in a problem, you understand things about i... See more
Farnam Street • Focus to Win
The Everyday Hero Manifesto: Activate Your Positivity, Maximize Your Productivity, Serve The World
Robin Sharma • 3 highlights
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It’s key to ask: What are you optimizing for? Who do you want your Future Self to be? What few areas do you want to prioritize and invest big in so you can create 10X compounding results? What seeds or investments do you want to plant that will yield the greatest return? For instance, if you really want your Future Self to be far healthier, then we
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