Mini Saga #125 – Focus
Matt passionately spoke about his project. At the end, his focus turned towards people who were interested to join immediately. He asked them to stay behind for a detailed conversation and bid goodbye to others. In that process, he lost the of all those who “might be” interested soon.
Many times, we go for efficiency at the expense of effectiveness. Efficiency generally produces short-term results masking the absence of effectiveness. In the long run though, you need both efficiency and effectiveness.
Note:
1. A mini saga is a story told in exactly 50 words. Not 49 or 51 but exactly 50.
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