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Focal Point by Brian Tracy — WisdomDeck honest review
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Focal Point

by Brian Tracy

Tracy's system for the seven areas of life: clarify values, vision and goals in each, identify the few activities that produce the most results, and simplify by eliminating the rest. It is conventional goal-setting with Tracy's directness, and the exercise of defining a focal point in each area is worthwhile.

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you want a structured goal-setting process across all areas of life.

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you have read other Tracy books; the content recurs.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Clarity precedes effectiveness.
  2. Twenty percent of activities produce eighty percent of results.
  3. Simplify: stop doing what does not matter.

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Write one goal and one key activity for each of the seven areas.

Our verdict

Conventional and structured.

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