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Most supposed productivity gurus say “do one thing.” Focus on just one thing and you’ll excel. I’ve certainly written about this before. Among some people “do one thing” is practically a religion. While focusing on one thing is great and can help you make leaps and bounds in productivity and g
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11.19.08
Distractions are the key to creative ideas, but it's the followthrough that brings the success. I like the idea of major and minor focui. It lends some structure to the creative process and is crucial in making ideas that would otherwise be 'pipe dreams' into reality.
Even Da Vinci had to take the time to focus on things to get it written in his notes.
11.20.08
I can't believe you said that Jonathan (e.g. the title of your headline)! It made me think and meditate about this... thank you for inspiring me :)
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