Where are you going?
“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone,” wrote the French philosopher Blaise Pascal. It is amazing that he said it in the 1600s and it’s more true now than ever before.
Focus is the art of filtering out the noise and directing your attention to the task at hand. When it comes to personal productivity, focus is usually the prime qualitative factor that separates the good from great.
When it comes to running a business though, it’s not just an individual’s focus but the collective focus of the enterprise that plays a huge role in the growth and success of a company. Knowing where to direct your scarce resources is only possible if the whole company is focused on realizing the vision
In this session, I’ll share with you both aspects of focus: personal and organizational.
Note : For marking the lesson as “Complete”, wait for the video to finish completely. On video completion, “Mark Complete” button would become active.
Recommended reads for this session:
Measure What Matters by John Doerr (Mandatory).
Deep Work by Cal Newport (Highly Recommended).
If you have the time, you may also want to read Hyperfocus by Chris Bailey. You can also read it later, don't worry.
Notes of this session are available here
Thank You
Your kindness is deeply appreciated.
Don't leave empty-handed, consider contributing.It's a good thing to do today.
Comments & Discussion
2 COMMENTS
Please login to read members' comments and participate in the discussion.