The 80/20 Individual (Review and Analysis of Koch's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Richard Koch's book "The 80/20 Individual" shows that none of us are productive all the time: the 80/20 principle states that 80% of the results we achieve come from just 20% of our actions. In his book, the author explains nine guidelines that everyone can use to reach their creativity and productivity potential by finding ways to be more effective when in the 20% zone. This summary will teach you how to boost your productivity and ensure that you use your biggest talents in the 20% zone to get the most out of your efforts.
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Book Presentation: The 80/20
Individual by Richard Koch
Book Abstract
About the Author
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Summary of The 80/20
Individual (Richard Koch)
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
The 80/20 Principle
states 80-percent of the results you achieve will be derived from just 20-percent of your actions. With this in mind, 80/20 individuals maximize the amount of time they spend every day in that 20-percent zone of high productivity. To achieve this on a regular basis, 80/20 individuals employ nine essential practices.
In essence, 80/20 individuals discover what they can do better than other people and then organize themselves to ride these talents for all they’re worth. The key is to form a team of people around you who are better than you in the areas where you lack experience. That formation of a team then frees you to spend the majority of your time and energy in those areas of your life or career where you actually add the most value.
The 80/20 principle enables people to create more from less: to express their individuality, enrich the world, and lead rewarding lives, ones where they control and cultivate all that is important to them as individuals. It allows them to become 80/20 individuals. This can always be done. The constraint is not demand, technology, capital or organization. The only constraint is a failure to capitalize on individual imagination and initiative – and repeated experimentation based on varying already successful formulas.
– Richard Koch
About the Author
RICHARD KOCH is a successful entrepreneur. His business interests have included investments in hotels, restaurants, personal organizers and the distilling industry. Mr. Koch is the author of The 80/20 Principle and The 80/20 Revolution.
The Web site for this book is available at www.the8020principle.com
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