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Books > Business & Economics > Business & management > Management & management techniques > Time management
"READ THIS BOOK AND USE IT." TIM FERRISS Millions of highly
effective people have become more successful by understanding the
simple fact that 80% of your results come from 20% of your efforts.
All you have to do is identify the 20 percent that leads to 80
percent. The 80/20 Principle shows you how. Richard Koch's
million-copy-selling global bestseller is now completely revised
and updated, and more powerful and essential than ever. He reveals
how the principle works and shows how to use it in a systematic and
practical way to vastly increase your effectiveness, and improve
your career. The unspoken corollary to the 80/20 principle is that
little of what you spend your time on actually counts. But by
concentrating on those things that do, you can unlock the enormous
potential of the magic 20 percent. Discover how to identify the few
methods that will lead to great results, and use them alone. Avoid
hard work. Don't push water uphill. Be very selective in what you
do. Have a great life. 80/20 is the essential tool for anyone who
wants to succeed. Be more effective with less effort by learning
how to leverage the 80/20 principle.
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"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot."
(Michael Althsuler) In this, her second book, Joy Kelshall explores
the concept that successful time management is simply a way of
life. It is a continuous process of planning and organizing your
time. This will involve your attitude and habits which will
directly affect your ability to succeed. It includes: Definitions
of time management, various established systems of time management,
problems that occur resulting from one's attitude and habits,
planning & prioritizing tasks, delegating, time wasters and
benefits. "Embracing Success Through Time Management" reveals how
"being rich is having money" but, "being wealthy is having time."
(Margaret Bonnano) In addition this book reinforces, "You might
well remember that nothing can bring you success but yourself."
(Napoleon Hill)
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