LESSONS FROM THE BOOK " THE 80/20 PRINCIPLE "

 

1.80 percent of what you achieve in your job comes from 20 percent of the time spent.

2.Application of the 80/20 Principle implies that we should do the following.

3.Those who analyze the reasons for their success know the 80/20 rule applies. Eighty percent of their growth, profitability and satisfaction comes from 20 percent of the clients. At a minimum, firms should identify the top 20 percent to get a clear picture of desirable prospects for future growth.

4.The Top 10 highest-value uses of time.

5.Things that matter most Must never be at the mercy of things that matter least.

6.Two ways to be happier.

7.If your use of time is unbalanced, a time revolution is required. You don't need to organize yourself better or alter your time allocation at the margins; you need to transform how you spend your time. You probably also need to change the way you think about time itself.