I think time management (and the 80:20 rule is definitely part of this) is one of the most valuable skills in a professional environment. I feel like it’s a basic everything else can build on. Oftentimes it is left for everyone to learn on the job, rather than teaching the fundamentals initially and increasing productivity for everything that follows. I loved the principal of having one(!) master list and moving no more than 10 issues to your daily list.
I like like this post :-) I didn't know this principle before!
I think the most valuable skill is perseverance. The ability to stick with a project, to try and see it through, with the understanding that failure is the stone the path to success is paved with, that is a truly valuable skill. I do agree with you that the ability to prioritize is very important.
Keep it up Sahil, this post has been fun to read, I can't wait for the next one.
Hmm very interesting. Perseverance is definitely also up there, I do agree with your points! Just wondering whether it's a skill or more of a mindset? Tbh, I dont even know if a differentiation can be made.
Anyways, thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to comment. I know I can count on you!
Great post - thank you for this!
I think time management (and the 80:20 rule is definitely part of this) is one of the most valuable skills in a professional environment. I feel like it’s a basic everything else can build on. Oftentimes it is left for everyone to learn on the job, rather than teaching the fundamentals initially and increasing productivity for everything that follows. I loved the principal of having one(!) master list and moving no more than 10 issues to your daily list.
Anyways, looking forward to reading more!
Thanks so much for reading and your thoughts on this. Maybe we get to discuss more when you are in Amsterdam soon? ;)
I like like this post :-) I didn't know this principle before!
I think the most valuable skill is perseverance. The ability to stick with a project, to try and see it through, with the understanding that failure is the stone the path to success is paved with, that is a truly valuable skill. I do agree with you that the ability to prioritize is very important.
Keep it up Sahil, this post has been fun to read, I can't wait for the next one.
Have a good weekend ^^
Hmm very interesting. Perseverance is definitely also up there, I do agree with your points! Just wondering whether it's a skill or more of a mindset? Tbh, I dont even know if a differentiation can be made.
Anyways, thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to comment. I know I can count on you!