Have you ever had that bothersome don't know-where-it's headed sort of wordy discussions with your buddies/colleagues/partners?
Did you ever goggle that sense of stupidity comfortably creeping into your meaningful super colossal colloquy?
Did you ever feel that taction of difficulty in doctoring the loose-end conversations?
Then again,
Ever wonder what our highschool education actually focusses on?
Ever analysed what's leftover in completing the education?
All the bygone matter-of-course questions can be unknotted without a hitch by a subtle idea, an inconspicuous analytical rule: The 20/80 rule!
Shedding some light on the rule, this rule elucidates the fact that any discussion in general is driven only by 20% of it, i.e., 20% of the content of the argumentation rule the roost over the rest 80%. De facto this 80% liquidates the fine line of reasoning there-by making the conversation colossal.
Our education throws on us the whole package of voluminous information required to debate sensibly on any ivory-tower topic. That is our system's style of being unbiased, by feeding us with all the intricate and innate details of the nature and existence. But when it comes to the point of concluding a discussion this fatty information gotta have some diet. There comes into picture the 20/80 rule. This rule helps in downsizing the whole data by sucking out the liquidity(the 80% part). In this degree, the bothersome mind-boggling discussions can be easily sorted out. The loose-ends can be doctored. Further, drawing conclusions is no bull-fight now!
Actualizing the idea,
# Can this rule be mastered all of a sudden?
# How do you dig up to confidently hit upon the effectual 20% part?
This slips the situation into the valley of probabiliy!
Well, just like anything else this rule can also be mastered, tackled and bossed. All it needs a little push of practise. Few tips can be like:
# Try cutting down the poppycock in the usual chatter. As Robert Kiyosaki(Author:Rich Dad, Poor Dad) says apply KISS-Keeping It Simple Stupid!
# Twitter, the microblogging service helps do the same by limiting the input by 140 characters. Doesn't that make you downsize the message you wish to deliver to something more simple and smart?
# The 30-page topic which we lauder it down to somewhere around 300-500 word essay in the examinations is our education system's way of teaching us how to KISS!
Afterall, it's the conclusion that matters. Just make it great!
Did you ever goggle that sense of stupidity comfortably creeping into your meaningful super colossal colloquy?
Did you ever feel that taction of difficulty in doctoring the loose-end conversations?
Then again,
Ever wonder what our highschool education actually focusses on?
Ever analysed what's leftover in completing the education?
All the bygone matter-of-course questions can be unknotted without a hitch by a subtle idea, an inconspicuous analytical rule: The 20/80 rule!
Shedding some light on the rule, this rule elucidates the fact that any discussion in general is driven only by 20% of it, i.e., 20% of the content of the argumentation rule the roost over the rest 80%. De facto this 80% liquidates the fine line of reasoning there-by making the conversation colossal.
Actualizing the idea,
# Can this rule be mastered all of a sudden?
# How do you dig up to confidently hit upon the effectual 20% part?
This slips the situation into the valley of probabiliy!
Well, just like anything else this rule can also be mastered, tackled and bossed. All it needs a little push of practise. Few tips can be like:
# Try cutting down the poppycock in the usual chatter. As Robert Kiyosaki(Author:Rich Dad, Poor Dad) says apply KISS-Keeping It Simple Stupid!
# Twitter, the microblogging service helps do the same by limiting the input by 140 characters. Doesn't that make you downsize the message you wish to deliver to something more simple and smart?
# The 30-page topic which we lauder it down to somewhere around 300-500 word essay in the examinations is our education system's way of teaching us how to KISS!
Afterall, it's the conclusion that matters. Just make it great!
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