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The Effective Executive
The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done
Book • 2006
In this book, Peter F. Drucker identifies five essential practices for business effectiveness: managing time, choosing what to contribute to the organization, knowing where and how to mobilize strength for best effect, setting the right priorities, and making effective decisions.
Drucker emphasizes that these habits can and must be learned to achieve true effectiveness in an executive role.
The book draws from his extensive experience in organizational management and consulting, offering insights that remain relevant despite the passage of time since its original publication in 1967.
Drucker emphasizes that these habits can and must be learned to achieve true effectiveness in an executive role.
The book draws from his extensive experience in organizational management and consulting, offering insights that remain relevant despite the passage of time since its original publication in 1967.
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Tim Ferriss as a book on effectiveness, focusing on doing the right things rather than just being efficient.
Tim Ferriss as a book on effectiveness, focusing on doing the right things rather than just being efficient.
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Jeff Yip as the author of it, which states that he has only one rule for leaders: listen first.
Jeff Yip as the author of it, which states that he has only one rule for leaders: listen first.
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Mentioned in the fact-check segment to clarify the origin of a quote often misattributed to Stephen Covey.
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Mentioned by Scott and Zeritza Young for its insights on effective time management for knowledge workers.
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(Ep 304) - Foundations Conversation - Month 2 Update Productivity
Benjamin Hardy quotes Peter Drucker from the book to emphasize the importance of research in creating a different future.
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How to Collapse 10 Years of Growth Into 12 Months (Ben Hardy’s Exact Framework)
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Chris Do when discussing the importance of discretionary time for executives to think and generate ideas.
Chris Do when discussing the importance of discretionary time for executives to think and generate ideas.
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Mentioned by Chris Do when discussing the importance of prioritizing uninterrupted time for effective work.
Chris Do when discussing the importance of prioritizing uninterrupted time for effective work.
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