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chala :

SMART =simple, measurable, Achievement, Realized,Time table

Hailu gebru :

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Iftuu :

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T.matiyas :

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Gold Man :

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mesganaaba :

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kdd propertie :

Absolutely — the idea that strategy often matters more than sheer hard work is a key principle in success. Think of it like this: working hard without direction is like rowing a boat furiously but in circles. Strategy gives you focus, efficiency, and leverage, so your efforts move you forward instead of just exhausting you. Here’s how strategy can outweigh raw effort: 1, Prioritize the right tasks – Not all work leads to meaningful results. Strategic thinking helps you focus on the tasks with the biggest impact. 2, Leverage resources – Using tools, networks, or skills efficiently can multiply your results without extra effort. 3, Plan for obstacles – Strategy anticipates problems and finds shortcuts, so you don’t waste time repeating mistakes. 4, Adapt faster – Working smart lets you pivot when needed, rather than blindly pushing forward. For example, two people might both work 12 hours a day. The one with strategy identifies the high-value opportunities, automates repetitive tasks, and uses leverage—so they achieve more in less time.

burutukan :

burutukan :

GFmst :

All right

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