How can the Pareto principle be used for time management?

That's true even if you prioritize according to importance. Plenty of important things take so much effort that, in the end, they're not worth actually doing. Here's how to use the Pareto Principle to manage your time more effectively. read more

The Pareto principle is also known as the 80/20 rule and is normally taken to mean that 20% of the time or effort produces 80% of the results.in time management you can use this principle in a number of ways. read more

Use the Pareto Principle to set priorities List all the activities that you have to do over the next week. But don't fall into the trap of using your to do list as a way to manage your time. read more

The principle can be expressed in many ways and is applicable, some would say, almost universally in whatever field of human endeavour you work. In time management terms it suggests that, unless we actually try to do something about it then, for most us for most of the time around 80% of what we achieve comes from just 20% of what we do. read more