This book selects classic laws such as the disparity effect of communication, Parkinson's law, Occam's razor, the law of wine and sewage, Washington's law of cooperation, the horsefly effect, the exception principle, the catfish effect, etc., Covering all aspects of society such as life, life, work, and enterprises, and introduces the secrets of efficient work, efficient management, efficient life, and efficient work.
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What impressed me most
Rosenthal: The more successful you are, the more successful you will be, from small success to big success.
Boredom is staying on one project for too long. We need to alternate projects to improve efficiency.
The Rule of 28, spend 100% of your energy on 20% of important things, and 20% of your concentrated efforts will help you achieve 80% of your goals.
Hengshan Law: The most effective self-discipline is not coercion, but triggering the individual's inner spontaneous control
Path dependence: The path to becoming stronger will make us stronger, and in the same way; therefore we must learn to force ourselves out of meaningless paths.
The efficiency laws mentioned in this book are very practical and helpful in life and work. The rules chosen by Mr. Su Chunli cover a wide range of areas and are equipped with examples, making them easy to understand. I especially like the content about the disparity effect of communication in the book, which makes me understand the importance of equal communication. However, I wasn't too fond of some of the characters in the book, whose perspectives were a bit narrow. Overall, this is a book worth reading that will help us live more efficiently.
What impressed me most Rosenthal: The more successful you are, the more successful you will be, from small success to big success. Boredom is staying on one project for too long. We need to alternate projects to improve efficiency. The Rule of 28, spend 100% of your energy on 20% of important things, and 20% of your concentrated efforts will help you achieve 80% of your goals. Hengshan Law: The most effective self-discipline is not coercion, but triggering the individual's inner spontaneous control Path dependence: The path to becoming stronger will make us stronger, and in the same way; therefore we must learn to force ourselves out of meaningless paths.
The efficiency laws mentioned in this book are very practical and helpful in life and work. The rules chosen by Mr. Su Chunli cover a wide range of areas and are equipped with examples, making them easy to understand. I especially like the content about the disparity effect of communication in the book, which makes me understand the importance of equal communication. However, I wasn't too fond of some of the characters in the book, whose perspectives were a bit narrow. Overall, this is a book worth reading that will help us live more efficiently.
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