PNTV: The 80-20 Principle by Richard Koch (#13)

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The 80-20 Principle by Richard Koch. You familiar with The 80/20 Principle (aka The Pareto Principle)?! In this PN TV episode we take a quick peek at a great book that shows us all the ways we can find the 20% of our efforts that produce 80% of our results (and why we should care!). Hope you dig it! :)

[@jbattaglia654]

Totally agree with this. I found 20% of this video to be interesting or useful.

[@josephang9927]

That's the funny thing: Even if you try to do only the most important %20, you'll find the same principle again: the most important 20% of the most important 20%.

[@jasonplassaras2564]

interesting book! Although now the 1 % of the planet i think have 40% of the GDP worldwide. It's kind of funny that. But maybe the 80/20 is the balance ratio of nature..?! :) What do you believe Brian?

[@HeroicBrian]

Costas Plassaras I don't think about those things as I'm too focused on helping one individual at a time optimize and actualize!

[@jasonplassaras2564]

Well agree to that, but you help more than one! :)

[@HeroicBrian]

Costas Plassaras *bow* :)

[@MarkPetree]

80/20 is fractal. Meaning 4% own 64% and .8% own 52% (or close to that)

[@zenrunner5000]

Great coming back back to these. I suppose I may be the 20% of your subscribers that leave 80% of the comments. ;)

[@HeroicBrian]

zenrunner5000 hehe Love it! :)

[@GR_BackingTracks]

I knew 80% of this book would be fluff, so I came here for the 20%... Who's playing guitar with me? Think of all the time we just saved!

[@HeroicBrian]

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[@forwardsteps]

Hi Brian, Glad to be reminded of 80/20 again. Need reminding because I rarely seem to keep that fundamental life principle in front of mind, during my day-to-day. Thanks. Cheers, Thea

[@HeroicBrian]

@lorimage99 Thank you so much!! Really appreciate your kind words and honored to be on your list!! :)

[@HeroicBrian]

@shadow6862000 right on! thrilled you dug it and here's to rockin' it! :)

[@lorimage99]

Hey Brian... I love the idea of having God on your list of friends. That's awesome! FYI: You are on my list of friends! Not in a crazy weird way or anything. I just love the Philosophers Notes and your positive energy is contagious. I love it! SO - I make it a point to watch PN TV at least once a day. Thanks for everything! You ROCK!

[@rapidresultcreators]

📚 This is a life changing book if you apply the principle in your business, life, learning and time. 👍🏼 80/20 ftw, great video. How have you implemented this principle in your life?

[@HeroicBrian]

Thank you for reaching out Derek! -Zak | Team Optimize Optimize is now free! Sign up/tell your friends! www.optimize.me

[@HeroicBrian]

Thank you!! :)

[@arakardouf6752]

I am always doing things in 1/4 of my time. I really like the 80/20 idea.

[@eonryan8491]

3:07 - book talks about the 80/20 in businesses 4:18 - question I need to know the ans to

[@SARASWATISHAH1]

thank you sir ..........................80/20 is works every part of life ,..this lecture is far more than my class teaches.now i think i can do good in viva exam if i have to face this 80/20...feredo

[@MrDhurandhar]

Nor every case has 80/2o ratio.Forinstance in flying aircraft or in surgery 100 is relvent to save life. In 80 percent of cases we have to find out the 20 percent which is relvent.We need to give atleast 80 sffort to fiond the relevent 20percent

[@teamfaigao]

More power, Brian...it gives me more insights on how to apply it on my personal life and to my job...

[@BboyAcademy]

Dang, thanks 4 making all that so clear and concise. This dude clearly has no ADD issues.

[@adakailash8607]

Кто с Фоксфорда?)

[@DienMuhammad]

Thank you for stooping by in Bali and creating all of these notes :) Great contents. Interested in translating it to Indonesian?

[@capricax7]

Hey Brian, you're doing great work. Have seen all of your PN videos. Thanks! Cheers from Singapore

[@jumhed994]

Surname pronounced 'Kosh'

[@HeroicBrian]

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[@faithfulgal3003]

Great vid much love my Great Mentor 💜🎶🌝

[@daniawania]

How tall is this guy? Looks really tall like about 6'2 :D

[@aizhankuanyshovaa8734]

its useful one, I think I may use it on ielts. thank u

[@holeshot81]

Too much echo. Other then that great thanks!

[@gonzothegreat1317]

Love it. One of his five friends is God. LOL

[@fabiocolport]

Great video! Thanks!

[@LuKasAV6]

2:15 It seems like 20% of criminals would account for 100% of crimes (crimes are committed exclusively by criminals) and 20% of married people would account for 100% of divorces (divorces can't occur unless you're married).

[@hybby]

One thing worth considering - if you look at the history of people who are divorced, as well as statistical information, you'll find that a lot of divorced people get married again, then get divorced again. So they become the 20% of the married people (all of the 100% of married people) who account for 80% of the divorce, because they account as 'divorced' multiple times. So you're right, divorces can't happen when you're married. However, a person can get divorced 1, 2, 3, 4, infinite times. Each time they do, and for each person whom has multiple divorces to their name, they become part of the smaller percentage which accounts for MORE of the divorces. :)

[@mogesashagrie]

thank you brian, i love your summaries

[@wilroettgen]

thanks for posting these videos!

[@dattrax7]

Great tips! Thanks!

[@celtichorses]

great insight thank you!

[@kirathevirgo]

I dig it, Brian!