To be successful, ask the Focusing Question in all areas of your life: spiritual, relationships, personal, health, work, and finances. “Anyone who dreams of an uncommon life eventually discovers there is no choice but to seek an uncommon approach to living it.” This leads you to answer the Focusing Question: What’s the one thing I can do such that by doing it everything else will be easier or unnecessary?
You have to strive to live a big life, otherwise you’re living small and capping your own potential for no reason. Mimic what other people have done and don’t be afraid to fail. Don’t neglect one of them for too long or you’ll eventually have a problem.Īim for big achievements because that will get you to think big and take big actions. You’ll be most successful when you counterbalance your personal life and work. It comes and goes, so use it wisely, live healthy, and do your most important task to start the day so you never miss it because of lack of willpower. You don’t have an unlimited amount of willpower each day. And not only the thing you’ve trained yourself to do becomes easier, but also the other things in your life as a result after you’ve established that habit. Then you’ll make the hard thing in your life easy because you’ll have disciplined yourself to do it. Since it takes about 66 days to establish a new habit according to science, focus on that one thing and nothing else.
Focus on one task at a time and don’t multi-task-that will only slow you down and waste time. Their problem isn’t not enough time in the day to get things done, it’s the attempt to try to do too many things in 24 hours. Regardless, doing the most important thing is always the most important thing.” One always trumps another in terms of importance and results, consistently pick that one. None of your to-do items and decisions matter equally. People often believe lies, that they think are truths, which get in their own way of success. Why? Because it has only one purpose-to ultimately get you to the point.”
It works all the time, anywhere and on anything. “Going small is a simple approach to extraordinary results, and it works. In this book summary of The One Thing by Gary Keller, you’ll find my notes, valuable lessons, and important action steps.
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