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This document discusses habits that lead to ineffectiveness such as not showing up, procrastinating, focusing on less important tasks, overthinking problems, seeing only negatives, being closed to new ideas, and information overload. It emphasizes that effectiveness is about prioritizing and doing the most important tasks, not just completing tasks efficiently.
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- 1. Habits to overcome Ineffectiveness
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