Are you selective with your time when it comes to high-impact vs. low-impact activities? #briantracy

You do say in your book that there's a need to be selective and that it's sort of like the 80/20 principle. So I'd love to have you describe that to everybody, like high-impact activity versus low-impact activity.

Imagine that you have a magic wand and you could wave this magic wand over your life and you could accomplish anything that you want to accomplish. And so I use that as an example. I say, so if you have a list of activities and you could accomplish any one of these goals or any one of these activities, or sometimes I say, imagine you could wave a magic wand And be absolutely excellent at any one skill. If you could do that, what one skill would help you the most to achieve your most important goal? One of the exercises that I do is I have people make a list of 10 goals that they would like to accomplish within the next 12 months, and then imagine they have a magic wand and go over this list and say, if you could accomplish any one of these goals within 24 hours, wave a magic wand, which one goal would have the greatest positive effect on your life? And