You may have heard of the Pareto Principle, or better known
as the “80/20” Rule.
The rule goes like this:
80 percent of your performance gains will come from 20 percent of your
growth efforts. A typical pattern will
show that 80 percent of outputs result from 20 percent of inputs; that 80
percent of consequences flow from 20 percent of causes; or that 80 percent of
results come from 20 percent of effort.
A few targeted efforts, aimed at a few particular goals,
result in making the major contribution to our personal growth. A few critical behaviors will account for
most of your rapid growth towards your goals.
Just think how much you can accelerate your growth by
allocating your personal resources more carefully. Spend your time, energy, and attention in the
high- payoff areas and you could easily double or triple your personal
development.
The few things that work incredibly well should be
identified, cultivated, nurtured and multiplied. At the same time, the ‘waste’—the majority of
things that will always prove to be of low value—should be abandoned or
severely cut back.
If you’re looking for maximum rewards and maximum personal
or career growth, don’t make the mistake of seeking balance in your workday
routine. Instead relay heavily on
leveraging the biggest winning behaviors that will accelerate your growth and
maximum output.
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