The 30 Second Habit That Can Have a Big Impact On Your Life
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- URL: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-30-second-habit-that-_b_4808632
- Author: Ron Scott
- Publisher: HuffPost
- Published Date: 2014-02-18
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Highlights
- Immediately after every lecture, meeting, or any significant experience, take 30 seconds – no more, no less – to write down the most important points.
- It’s not note taking: Don’t think, just because you write down everything in a meeting, that you’re excused from the 30 second summation.
- It’s an act of interpretation, prioritisation and decision-making.
- because we so often, ostensibly, capture everything – and thus avoid the hard work of deciding what something counts – that everything is worth less.
- excellence is, of course, the art of elimination. And the 30 second review stops you
- You must act quickly: If you wait a few hours, you may recall the facts, but you lose the nuance.
- You learn to listen better, and ask better questions: Once you get into the habit of the 30 second review, it starts to change the way you pay attention,
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