«Deciding what should not be done is as important as deciding what should be done
In the book about Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, an important theme is the distinction between what tasks and projects should be undertaken and which ones should be avoided. This perspective emphasizes the value of prioritization in decision-making, highlighting the need to focus efforts on meaningful work while eliminating distractions.
Jobs believed that clarity about what to avoid is crucial in achieving success. By understanding which initiatives may lead to wasted resources or diverge from core goals, individuals and organizations can concentrate on what truly matters, fostering innovation and efficiency.
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