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#big_ideas
1.Go small. Don't focus on being busy; focus on being productive. Allow what matters most to drive your day.
2.Go extreme. Once you have figured out what actually matters, keep asking matters most until there is only ONE thing left. That core activity goes at the top of your success list.
3.Say no. Whether you " later" or " never" , the point is to say " not now" to anything else you could do until your most important work is done.
Sometimes it's the first thing you do. Sometimes it's the only thing you do. Regardless, doing the most important thing is always the most important thing.
"THE ONE THING" Gary Keller with Jay Papasan.
@Asiyasblog
1.Go small. Don't focus on being busy; focus on being productive. Allow what matters most to drive your day.
2.Go extreme. Once you have figured out what actually matters, keep asking matters most until there is only ONE thing left. That core activity goes at the top of your success list.
3.Say no. Whether you " later" or " never" , the point is to say " not now" to anything else you could do until your most important work is done.
Sometimes it's the first thing you do. Sometimes it's the only thing you do. Regardless, doing the most important thing is always the most important thing.
"THE ONE THING" Gary Keller with Jay Papasan.
@Asiyasblog