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• ↓ Prioritization – More Important Than Any Productivity Technique
• ↓ The $500,000 Solution to a $12 Problem
• ↓ College Degree And Income Potential
• ↓ Photo Sharing Christmas Gift Ideas for Family
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"So much of what gets passed off as productivity involves trying to do more tasks. If the value of your tasks are all equal, then this might make sense, but not all tasks are equal. Imagine you have 10 tasks you could potentially work on today. Nine have a value of one, but the tenth one has a value of ten times that. Even if you are able to complete all nine of those low values tasks, you have failed if you don't complete the high-value task. The productivity benefits of doing more things are minuscule compared to the gains of doing the most valuable things first. Someone working with superhuman efficiency on low-value tasks is never going to out perform someone working with normal … [Read more...] about Prioritization – More Important Than Any Productivity Technique"

"John was the CEO of ACME Toothpaste and he was always looking for ways to make his factory more efficient. One of the areas he was looking into was the problems caused when an empty box somehow made its way to a store without containing a tube of toothpaste. When a large box packed with individual boxes of toothpaste arrived at a store, the store would check in the big box and then unpack the individual boxes onto the shelves. If one of the individual boxes was missing a tube of toothpaste, it caused a lot of inconvenience for the store and the company because of the amount of time it took to straighten out the accounting, refunds, etc. On top of all that, empty boxes made the toothpaste … [Read more...] about The $500,000 Solution to a $12 Problem"

"Everyone "knows" that college graduates make more money than people without a college degree.  So, if you take everyone with a college degree and put them in bucket A, and put everyone without a college degree in bucket B, the average wage of bucket A will be higher than B. So, does that mean you should get a college degree in order to get higher income? Does getting a college degree actually help you earn more money? No. It doesn't. The real thing that will help you earn more is acquiring valuable skills.  Many people acquire skills in college, so it isn't surprising that college graduates on average make more money.  However, if you put everyone who has valuable skills in one … [Read more...] about College Degree And Income Potential"

"In an effort to help you be more productive during the Christmas shopping season, here are two ideas for family Christmas gifts that are focused on sharing photos with family. I've  given both of these devices as gifts to family members in the past and they have been very well enjoyed for years. Google Chromecast The Chromecast might seem like an odd family gift, but it has a nice little feature that lets you set it up to play a slideshow from a Google Photos album.  If you hook this up to a TV at Grandma's house and give all of her grandkids access to add photos to the album, she'll have a very nice picture frame she can leave on when she isn't watching television. The Chromecast also … [Read more...] about Photo Sharing Christmas Gift Ideas for Family"

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Prioritization – More Important Than Any Productivity Technique

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