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important (last). Finally, whenever possible, gear your actions to follow the order of your prioritized list, doing the most important things first and saving the least important things on the list to be done later or, perhaps, not at all.

Since, it’s natural to look for the easy way out, if you ignore the “80/20 rule,” you probably end up doing what’s easiest, less confronting, or whatever takes the least amount of thought, time or energy, rather than doing what’s most important to accomplish your goal. That’s just human nature.

But, mastering the “80/20 rule” can transform energy-wasting inefficiency into results-producing effectiveness. Completing your top priorities first will move you so far so fast, everyone else (or even your own past behavior) will seem like guinea pigs spinning their wheels and getting nowhere.

With commitment and disciplined practice of the “80/20 rule,” you can more than double your effectiveness. You’ll soon be accomplishing

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