November 29, 2005
What is outcome-driven thinking?
Outcome-driven thinking is the process of approaching every interaction with a desired result in mind. Successful people have an idea of what they want from each meeting, each phone call, and each e-mail. By engaging in outcome-driven thinking, you will double your productivity – which will bring you closer to attaining your goals – because you won’t perform time-wasting activities, you’ll prioritize your activities, and you’ll make better decisions.
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