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We observed this rule recently and called it the Pareto Cubed principle[1], or the 50/1 rule. It's even more counterintuitive than the 80/20 rule until you rea
by elitemindset 9y ago
We observed this rule recently and called it the Pareto Cubed principle[1], or the 50/1 rule.
It's even more counterintuitive than the 80/20 rule until you really understand the nature of power laws and unequal distributions.
[1]: https://www.elitemindset.com/the-pareto-cubed-principle/ https://www.elitemindset.com/the-pareto-cubed-principle/
- ianai 9y ago"n the few activities that are responsible for the majority of your success." It also suggest normalizing. I.e. If you can identify the 80% of the time where you're under utilized at work by one thing then use that time for something else. Also, I think this gives insight into knowing when to cut a loss or decide whether something works or not.
- anigbrowl 9y agoIs that you Sebastian Marshall?