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The ONE Thing | Summaries & Key Takeaways In 20 Minutes
The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan | Summary and Key Takeaways
Get this summary if you want to learn the concise actionable information in The ONE Thing in 20 minutes to create extraordinary results in all aspects of your time while creating more free time to do the things you want to do in life.
In this summary of The ONE Thing you will learn how
-cut through the clutter
- achieve better results in less time
- build momentum toward your goal
- dial down the stress
- overcome that overwhelmed feeling
- revive your energy
- stay on track
- master what matters to you
Get the concise, relevant, and actionable information of the book without the fluff in this summary.
PLEASE This is a summary of the book and NOT the original book.
Get this summary if you want to learn the concise actionable information in The ONE Thing in 20 minutes to create extraordinary results in all aspects of your time while creating more free time to do the things you want to do in life.
In this summary of The ONE Thing you will learn how
-cut through the clutter
- achieve better results in less time
- build momentum toward your goal
- dial down the stress
- overcome that overwhelmed feeling
- revive your energy
- stay on track
- master what matters to you
Get the concise, relevant, and actionable information of the book without the fluff in this summary.
PLEASE This is a summary of the book and NOT the original book.
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Published July 2, 2016
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August 4, 2020
Maybe I should have read the whole book to get more perspective on what the author is arguing, but I disagree with the premise of only focusing on one thing at a time. Wanted to hear more evidence for what he's claiming but, again, this is just the summary version. There were some good points that I could agree with, but nothing groundbreaking. I guess I dislike 'how to be happy/successful/effective' books, as if there were only one path to these.
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