This document contains advice and guidance from Dr. Ravi Malik on topics related to time management, goal setting, personal development, and success. Some of the key points discussed include applying the 80/20 rule to prioritize tasks, delaying gratification to focus on high-value activities, identifying and removing bottlenecks, committing to constant self-improvement, and networking with extraordinary people. The overall message emphasizes taking action, continuous learning, flexibility, and focusing one's efforts on a few key priorities and activities.

1. by:
Dr. Ravi Malik
CMD Radix Healthcare
IMA Headquaters
DMC medical education convenor
Health news analyst

2.  Make your list the night before.
 APPLY THE 80/20 RULE TO EVERY THING
 most valuable task
 choose between the important & unimportant
tasks

3.  Delay the gratification
 Immediate gratification
 Short term plan execution depends upon the
long term consequences.
 Immediate gratification tasks.
 Delayed gratification tasks.
 High value tasks i.e. reading, attending
seminars to improve your skills.
 Restrain yourself from immediate gratification
tasks

4.  If you keep on doing X in the morning i.e. the
highest priority task, your future will be
assured

5.  First they finish a job completely 100% before
shifting the other one.
 Arjun
 If you shift from one job to other
 5-6 key areas without which you cannot
survive.
 Identify the key result areas

6.  Concentrate all your energy in the
identification & removal of this choke point

7.  Successful people continuously put the
pressure on themselves
 Starting little early.
 Working little hander.
 Going extra mile.
 Persisting longer.
 Setting of deadliness & sub deadlines

8.  Where you are waiting for someone

9.  What we expect to achieve and what we
actually do achieve
 Focus on your successes
 Anticipating success gives you enormous
energy and motivation to stand upright

10.  Be proactive
 Prevention being always better than cure
 Do important jobs now, before they turn into
crises.
 Problems solve time – immediate

11.  Winners keep their “missiles” constantly in
‘Take-off’ position!
 Avoid occurrence of a mix-up of important
papers and documents
 Organizing calls for keeping important items in
proper order by categorizing, streamlining and
simplifying their storage.

12.  Anyone who cannot control his tongue or
language is bound to spoil his relationships
with his fellow beings

13.  It is difficult to fly like an eagle when you live
among turkeys!
 Watch out particularly for the “harmful” or
“negative” type – people

14.  Out of notice out of reach!
 Things need to be chased, followed up and
reviewed.
 Measuring one’s progress imparts the feeling
of “marching ahead”,

15.  A person who does not learn from failures often
repeats them!
 Failures are bound to come your way, no matter
how intelligent or capable you might be.
 Never take your failures to heart. Instead of
brooding over your luck or cursing the stars,
 Absolutely clear what you want & think clearly.
 Don’t fall in love with your idea.
 Think on paper & plan on paper.
 List of people required.
 20 answer technique.
 Time user techniques.

16.  The train to failure usually runs on the track of
laziness!
 Delaying a job is never wise

17.  One minor error can lead to the need for major
repairs

18.  COMMIT TO CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT

19.  What are my highest value activities?
 What can I and only I can do that if done well
will make a real difference
 What is the most valuable use of my time right
now?

20.  Procrastinate on the issues which do not
contribute anything to your life.
 SAY “NO”

21.  SLICE THE TASK

22.  Excellence comes from paying attention to
small things!
 A small leak can make a ship sink

23.  Winning is an attitude of the mind!
 To change your life, simply change your
attitude towards life

24.  We all have some ill habit or other, some
negative attribute or other
 Know your traitors and keep them under
control, if you really want to win the battle of
life

25.  Worry can be compared to the friction of a road

26.  Network; take to lunch or dinner with the
person who has already done it

27.  Pay any price to stay in presence of extra-
ordinary people
 Emotions are more infectious than diseases

28.  Successful people continuously put the
pressure on themselves

29.  One should be action oriented

30.  SELF- MOTIVATION

31.  If you want to win a big battle, you ought to
first know about it

32.  After all, to err is human. The one, who never
commits an error, never plays the ball

33.  If you divide your far-reaching aim into
smaller steps, you are actual multiplying the
chances of your success

34.  Be a good listener and try to see things from
the other’s point of view

35.  No bird soars too high if it soars on its own
wings!
 Not only is it difficult, but even dangerous, to
fight it all alone
 There are three categories of people:
dependent, independent and inter-dependent

36.  Forgo some things sometimes in order to
become a winner in the long run!

37.  Flexible people win; rigid ones lose!