Time Management and the 80-20 Rule

How can you finally achieve buying your perfect house? The average person has about 300 projects to take care of right now. The fact is, you will never get caught up - but you WILL start getting your life under control when you STOP doing things. What should you stop? How should you determine this? What should be your number one priority? How can you get that DREAM HOME? Brian Tracy has written books on time management and has trained 100,000+ people on time management all across the world. Everything comes down to one thing when achieving your dream home- selecting your number one task RIGHT NOW! Learn this with Brian Tracy, Houserebate.com, Homebuyingbytheeperts.com.

[@TahoeSocial]

Best of advice I've heard since learning to say "no". Thank you

[@realtime4me]

WoW, I am impressed. Because I normally us the same rule everyday, without defining it the way he does. Which makes it sound true and so comforting. Thank you :)

[@Sheleigh101]

Now that's what I was doing wrong, I did the little things first and left the big till last... no wonder I never had enough time... makes perfect sense!

[@haal001]

I like how you explain the 80:20 rule. Thank you for the video!

[@gabrielleholly9148]

Excellent, succinct advice. I often struggle with time management - especially since I office from home. I'm going to put your method in practice in the new year.

[@mitikumekuria2686]

I know how much I fare . . . but thank you. It is a the one which is important for every one. It helps me in a nice way.

[@sangeethasrinivasan6918]

love you Brian!! you are the best !!!

[@atiashah4538]

Thank you Brian, that was very good and sound advice.

[@danniiellereads2155]

This was so, so helpful. Thank you!

[@yellowstar247]

Thank you. This was very helpful. And I like how the video was short!

[@SatyaSLG]

Its great to learn how to apply 80:20 rule to your own time or career.

[@vinniej87]

It's so backwards: The people who don't watch and listen to material like this, they need this more than you and I.

[@ken_yap]

Thank you!

[@kepleyboystv]

thanks for the video!

[@foxqueen1385]

Loves it!!!

[@maoriwarrior07]

great advice ,

[@EvaRadio]

Thank you

[@dineshs89]

thank you sir..

[@1mikeharr1]

No more Frog Legs -ever? That's severe. To make a list of things to do daily
is easy. But it does help you FOCUS & SORT PRIORITIZE stuff -which does
change back and forth daily often. What was #1 yesterday may be still important but
not the most "doable" today. And never make a "to do" list longer than one page.

[@casperandrachelle]

thank you...

[@afawad076]

Very nice.

[@nachoboy4]

good good

[@homo_faber_et_artifex]

Bronislaw Bombała - Polish scientist has created a phenomenology of management, which gives a good theoretical basis of management science.

[@sunandabhusare1496]

Very nice information ) roll 102

[@emerson24]

That light reflection on his head appeared at first like he got whacked with a hammer.

[@mwagne16]

I have a great job in the real world college boy. You wouldn't last a week with that plan, but at least you'll feel good.

[@cagonzl]

I always make list and never look at them ever again, why? I don't know.

[@SydneyMetrick]

My clients who work and have babies or young children don't seem to be able to always succeed with this principle.

[@raoulhery]

Im going to the market to buy a dozen of frog

[@frantix22]

i'll rather eat both frogs at the same time than catching up on my 8 chapters of accounting!

[@RenaRolley]

i need to eat a live frog daily!

[@isilark]

pareto rules

[@ReluctantReader]

Screw time management -:/

[@nanyaverey]

Yeah but I don't want any frog, even the better tasting one. They're all yuck and I don't have the courage to go through any of this.