The Essence of Good Time Management, Part 2: Where Do You Perform Well?
By Brian Tracy • Mar 1st, 2008 • Category: Martial Arts Management, The Psychology of Success
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Brian Tracy: ACMA board member Brian Tracy is a karate Black Belt and a worldrenowned
expert in the field of human development and motivation.
Much of his success is a result of the discipline he learned through
martial arts training.
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I am engaged in multiple activites, Internet marketing, eBay sales of philatelic material, neighborhood and political activites, a Toastmaster club and more. MY problem seems to be which 20% to focus on. Is there any hope for us multi-taskers or must we really give everything up and focus on one thing?