ivanjay205
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As a business executive I enjoy reading a lot of business books. Within them I often pickup tidbits of information or good strategies, or good habits to adopt. Lots of them are not actionable but something I want to "read" or be reminded of occassionally just as a reminder to try to practice it.
For example, in two recent books I came across sections in the book that basically reminded you in a leadership to ensure you are remaining focused on overarching strategy and not getting too into the weeds on day to day operations where not required. Another was simply to visualize business events and their outcomes similar to how an athlete visualizes a play before it happens.
Any thoughts or best strategies on where to keep these nuggets of information and create a review frequency around them? Project reference is a bit clearer to me as it relates specifically to something. I use Omnifocus as a tool but this is really not tool specific of a question.
Thanks!
For example, in two recent books I came across sections in the book that basically reminded you in a leadership to ensure you are remaining focused on overarching strategy and not getting too into the weeds on day to day operations where not required. Another was simply to visualize business events and their outcomes similar to how an athlete visualizes a play before it happens.
Any thoughts or best strategies on where to keep these nuggets of information and create a review frequency around them? Project reference is a bit clearer to me as it relates specifically to something. I use Omnifocus as a tool but this is really not tool specific of a question.
Thanks!