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Double Your Effectiveness

 

Author: Katie Byrd

The key to better personal and business effectiveness is simple. Manage your time and actions by the 80/20 rule.

If youre not already doing this, lets review how it works. 80% of the results you want in life (fame, fortune, love, health, satisfaction, etc.) can be achieved by 20% of all the possible things you could do to accomplish your goal. On the other hand, 80% of the actions you could take will produce only 20% of the results you want.

To manage your time and actions effectively, you need to focus your energy and creativity on doing those 20% of the things that will produce 80% of the results. And its easy to do.

First, know what you want. Next, make a list of what you think you need to do to get what you want. The third step is to prioritize that list in order of most important (first) to least important (last). Finally, whenever possible, gear your actions to follow the order of your prioritized list, doing the most important things first and saving the least important things on the list to be done later or, perhaps, not at all.

Since, its natural to look for the easy way out, if you ignore the 80/20 rule, you probably end up doing whats easiest, less confronting, or whatever takes the least amount of thought, time or energy, rather than doing whats most important to accomplish your goal. Thats just human nature.

But, mastering the 80/20 rule can transform energy-wasting inefficiency into results-producing effectiveness. Completing your top priorities first will move you so far so fast, everyone else (or even your own past behavior) will seem like guinea pigs spinning their wheels and getting nowhere.

With commitment and disciplined practice of the 80/20 rule, you can more than double your effectiveness. Youll soon be accomplishing twice as much in half the time. This will leave you with enough extra hours to do all those things busy people complain about not getting to do like spending quality time with your family, exercising and/or just plain having more fun.

Author Bio:
Katie Byrd is an expert on this subject. Katie has written several articles in the past on this topic.
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