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by Joanne Carver (Author)
The student who spends endless hours reading or the professional who works late every night seems to be the gold standard of productivity.
However, this is not always the case.
Aside from being a prescription for fatigue and ineffectiveness, this strategy has another critical issue.
It overlooks the reality that what you're working on is 100 times more essential than how long you're working.
It's pointless climbing a ladder faster if it's facing the wrong wall.
This book teaches you:
- What the pareto principle actually is, how it came about and in which areas you can apply it.
- How the pareto principle can positively improve your life.
- How to distinguish the essential from the unimportant and set priorities sensibly.
- How you can bring more quality in your relationships and order in your home with the 80/20 rule
- What healthy selfishness is and why it is so important.
The truth is there is nothing productive about complaining. In fact it's easy to complain. It's coming up with a solution to the problem that's difficult.
In this short coffecup production i'll show you how a 20th century obscure economist named pareto inspired a formula for creative problem solving.
