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The Efficiency Curve
By: Brian Tracy
The more you discipline yourself to working non-stop
on a single task, the more you move down the "Efficiency
Curve." You get more and more high quality work done in less
and less time.
Each time you stop working however, you break this cycle and
move back up the curve to where every part of the task is
more difficult and time consuming.
Self Discipline Is The Key
Elbert Hubbard defined self discipline as, "The ability to
make yourself do what you should do, when you should do it,
whether you feel like it or not."
In the final analysis, success in any area requires tons of
discipline. Self-discipline, self-mastery and self-control
are the basic building blocks of character and high
performance.
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Master Strategies for Higher Achievement. Master the natural, mental laws
that determine the outcome of your life. Eliminate self-limiting beliefs and
expect the best from yourself. Realize that you become what you think about.
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The True Test of Willpower
Starting a high priority task and persisting with that task
until it is 100% complete is the true test of your
character, your willpower and your resolve.
Persistence is actually self-discipline in action. The good
news is that the more you discipline yourself to persist on
a major task, the more you like and respect yourself, and
the higher is your self-esteem.
And the more you like and respect yourself, the easier it is
for you to discipline yourself to persist even more.
Focus Clearly on Your Number One
Task
By focusing clearly on your most valuable task and
concentrating single mindedly until it is 100% complete, you
actually shape and mold your own character. You become a
superior person.
You become a stronger, more competent, confident and happier
person. You feel more powerful and productive.
Build Your Self-Confidence
You eventually feel capable of setting and achieving any
goal. You become the master of your own destiny. You place
yourself on an ascending spiral of personal effectiveness on
which your future is absolutely guaranteed.
And the key to all of this is for you to determine the most
valuable and important thing you could possibly do at every
single moment and then, "Eat That Frog!"
Action Exercises
Once you start your most important task, discipline yourself
to persevere without diversion or distraction until it is
100% complete. See it as a �test� to determine whether you
are the kind of person who can make a decision to complete
something and then carry it out. Once you begin, refuse to
stop until the job is finished.
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Breaking The
Success Barrier
(Six audio cassettes or CDs)
Learn how to apply the 12 Military Principles of Strategy to
achieving great success in every area of your life.
You learn how to:
- Determine your most important goals and objectives
Take the offensive in getting what you want
Concentrate your time and talents
Think and act creatively to get more done
Learn and apply key ideas to get better results
Work in cooperation with others to achieve your goals
How to develop invincible courage and unshakable determination.
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