Have you ever experienced the overwhelming burden of information overload?
Do you find yourself torn between feeling overworked yet underutilized?
Does the constant busyness leave you feeling unproductive?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, the solution lies in embracing the concept of Essentialism.
In his book “Essentialism,” Greg McKeown, the CEO of a prominent Leadership and Strategy agency in Silicon Valley, who has conducted courses at esteemed companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook, introduces the concept of the disciplined pursuit of less. Becoming an Essentialist involves adopting a disciplined mindset that challenges the common assumptions of “having it all” and “doing everything.” Instead, it emphasizes focusing on “the right thing, in the right way, at the right time.”
By adopting a more discerning approach to what truly matters, the pursuit of less empowers us to regain control over our choices, enabling us to direct our time, energy, and efforts toward the goals and activities that hold genuine significance.
Drawing from his experiences and insights gained while working with leaders from some of the most innovative companies and organizations globally, McKeown guides readers on how to implement Essentialism in their own lives. By doing so, individuals can achieve remarkable outcomes and make a meaningful contribution to what truly matters to them.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
An author, motivational speaker, and a blogger for HBR, Greg McKeown is mainly concerned with Essentialist philosophies. He has earned his MBA from the Stanford University. Greg serves as a mentor and a guest speaker at 2Seeds/Tanzania, Net Impact, and The Kauffman Fellows. He has worked for companies like Heidrick & Struggles’ Global Leadership Practice, and has taught in renowned organisations like Google, Twitter, Apple, and Facebook. Greg has also contributed to a book named Multipliers, which was a bestseller on the Wall Street Journal. He is a part of the World Economic Forum in the position of a Young Global Leader.
