The Power of Your Focus to Create Maximum Results

April 18, 2022

How do you work smarter and not harder?

If you’re like the rest of us, you want to become more efficient by working smarter—not just harder. You already know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed with long to-do lists, stressful demands, and the pressure of not having enough time. This burden can feel even heavier when all of these tasks feel like they’re high-priority and can’t be ignored.

Today, I want to talk about how to focus on the things that matter the most so that you can exert the same amount of effort but yield the highest possible rewards.

The truth is, when you’re weighed down with an endless list of tasks, it can feel like you’re being held back and aren’t able to pursue the things that you really want to do. Even worse, it can lead to burnout. If you’re struggling to identify how to apply your efforts to produce maximum results, this episode is for you.

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"Your ability to assess and direct your focus is the critical determinate of everything you accomplish in your life."

Jim Kwik

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Jim tells a story about the power of knowing where to direct your focus. [1:38]
Your mind is more valuable than ever before and when you develop your brain power, you create more wealth in all these ways. [4:23]
The parable, in whatever form it’s told, highlights this important aspect of success. [5:05]
To practically apply the adage—work smarter, not harder—ask yourself this question. [6:48]
Apply this principle to get even more rewards from your efforts. [7:43]
Your ability to identify and then focus on the critical aspects of your life will determine your success. [8:46]
Follow this important rule when directing your focus. [9:45]
Ask yourself these questions to find your focal point. [9:57]
Be sure to watch the extended version on YouTube, here.