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80 20 Rule: The 80/20 Principle Audio Review

80 20 Rule: The 80/20 Principle Audio Review

I just got done a few hours ago listening to the 80/20 Principle.  I actually listened to the majority of it a few weeks ago, just the last hour tonight.  This was a very good audio set.  I found that I Liked it more and more as I listened to it. I am a big fan of the E-myth Revisted  This kind of had the same mindset. This idea of focusing on the 20% of things that are worth your time, and not on the 80% of stuff that isn’t worth your time.  At first I had always thought of this concept as it relates to business and making money and also how you spend your time.  The way it was explained on this audio series was about applying the 80:20 principle to everything in your life.    The 80/20 Principle is also known as the “Pareto principle”. The idea is that 20 percent of the customers account for 80 percent of the sales and profit.  20% of the time we spend accounts or 80% of the work we accomplish.  This is a famous idea, that has been around for many years.

The idea is to accomplish much more with much less effort and time.  Basically quit wasting your time on things that really are time wasters or dont’ make you any money or accomplish anything, really focus on what is productive.  It takes a lot of practice to do this.  You become more efficient and effective if you apply this principle.   This book tells you how to think “80/20″ in all areas of your life.  This is a 6 CD set.  You should see it listed on www.RonOrr.com

Here is the 80/20 rule as explained by Brian Tracy

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCeZlVjsSjs&feature=related[/youtube]

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