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Contents
Set the Table | 1 |
Plan Every Day in Advance | 7 |
Apply the 8020 Rule to Everything | 13 |
Practice Creative Procrastination | 27 |
Focus on Key Result Areas | 37 |
Apply the Law | 44 |
Take It One Oil Barrel at | 59 |
Prepare Thoroughly Before | 67 |
Put the Pressure on Yourself | 78 |
Motivate Yourself into | 88 |
Slice and Dice | 102 |
Develop a Sense | 110 |
Putting It | 119 |
Brian Tracy University of Sales and Entrepreneurship | 128 |
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