2011年1月22日読了
<General>
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80 percent of what you achieve in your job comes from 20% of the time spent.
- So, there is an inbuilt imbalance between inputs/outputs and effort/reward.
- Be selective. Focus on what’s important for you rather than others, on selected objectives that can give you a comparative advantage.
- Employ others rather than being employed by others
- Calm down, work less and target a limited number of valuable goals rather than pursing every possible opportunity.
<Being Free>
- Think unconventionally, strategically and non-linearly.
- Be extremely ambitious with relaxed and confident manner.
- The key is not effort, but finding the right thing to achieve.
<Time Revolution>
- The time triad.
- Be aware that there is no time shortage.
- Free yourself from obligations imposed by others.
- Identify the 20% valuable activities that give you 80% performance.
- Reduce the low-value activities
- Net-Surfing
- Drinking while watching absurd TV programs.
<Relationship>
- We devote much less than 80% of our attention to the 20% of relationships that create 80 % of the value.
- Fewer and deeper is better than more or less deep. Choose with care. Then build with commitment.
- Make list of your Top 20 business (or personal) relationships, of people that you consider to be important allies.
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※2020.7.4
- 何度読んでも有益。
- 太赤字は今回付したもの。
- 紫字は2011年当時に思いついたこと。
- 今ならどう考えるか。