I am currently reading ‘essentialism’ by Greg McKeown and it’s a fascinating read.
The key points for me are:
ESSENTIALIST
Thinks: Less but better "I choose to"
"Only a few things really matter"
"What are the trade offs?"
Does: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less Pauses to discern what really matters
Says ‘no’ to everything except the essential
Removes obstacles to make execution easy
Gets: Lives a Life that really matters
Chooses carefully in order to do great work
Feels in control
Gets the right things done
Experiences joy in the journey
NON-ESSENTIALIST
Thinks: All things to All People
“I have to”
“It’s all important”
“How can I fit it all in?”
Does: The Undisciplined Pursuit
Reacts to what’s most pressing
Says ‘yes’ to people without really thinking
Tries to force execution at the last moment
Gets: Lives a Life that does not satisfy
Takes on too much, and work suffers
Feels out of control
Is unsure of whether the right things get done
Feels overwhelmed and exhausted
So, if you want to learn more, go to: https://gregmckeown.com/books/essentialism/ and https://gregmckeown.com/books/effortless/
Aloha
Dave
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