The Effective Executive¶
Drucker, P. F. (1967). The Effective Executive.
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- Economy Of Force
- In attention and personal effectiveness, it is minimum-viable engagement with the inbox, meetings, and chores so that deep work gets uninterrupted blocks — most productivity systems are economy of force on attention.
This sourceAdvances concentration of effort on the few results that matter and minimum engagement with low-value demands on attention.
- In attention and personal effectiveness, it is minimum-viable engagement with the inbox, meetings, and chores so that deep work gets uninterrupted blocks — most productivity systems are economy of force on attention.
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