PNTV: The Effective Executive by Peter F. Drucker (#346)

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Here are 5 of my favorite Big Ideas from "The Effective Executive" by Peter F. Drucker. Hope you enjoy!

Peter Drucker is considered the father of modern management. This book was originally published in 1967. It’s *remarkably* well written and lucid. And, of course, packed with Big Ideas on how to optimize our effectiveness. We cover the 5 key practices/habits of the effective executive: time (first things first; second things never!), contribution (what can you contribute?), strengths (make yours productive; make weaknesses irrelevant), concentration (the secret to effectiveness), decisions (boundary conditions help).

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Excellent insight from a timeless classic Brian, thank you! "If want new ideas read old books. If you want old ideas, read new books" - Ivan Pavlov. A million books have been written from these ideas with fancy names.

rocking

You summaries are so high quality and easy to remember even a few days later. I've started watching them before reading a book so I know what I'm getting into and after finishing a book so that I remember all the important things I learned from the book. Thanks, Brian! :)

jigneshdarji

I thought your video was so insightful that I sent it to my 2 children, several colleagues, and to our CEO! Great job summarizing these valuable concepts!!

angiecarter

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ЕвгенияКулагина-хл

Half days to two weeks of consolidated time. How insightful!

TGIBBSPGA

You have no idea how much I appreciate using the blackboard ( it shows commitment). Cheers.

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enthusiast

Nicely done! Your work and time is much appreciated. Thanks. 🙏

eepower

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EngineeredTruth

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jacobsmith

Awesome- possibly among the best book excerpts I ever heard- thanks for this ✅❤️💕💕

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sanchopanza

This is the best review for this book.

Taco-jitsu

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rafaelrosa

Hi Brian

I just discovered your channel whilst searching YouTube for Peter Drucker videos. I've just returned from a short vacation in Tokyo where I attended a brief meditation course led by a Buddhist teacher. One of my questions to him was how to practice mindful introspection within the context of everyday life, taking in personal and professional pressures and applying a productivity framework that balanced the self with the outside world. His recommendation was to look up Peter Drucker.

Having looked at his books, I was concerned that they would be a bit outdated and wouldn't be relatable in this modern age. Your video has really helped to put things into context in a relevant way.

I took a lot out of this video and wanted to thank you. I've subscribed to your channel and will definitely be checking out your other clips.

Let me know if you're ever planning to be in London (UK) for work. I owe you a pint!

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