1. by:
Dr. Ravi Malik
CMD Radix Healthcare
IMA Headquaters
DMC medical education convenor
Health news analyst

2.  Make your list the night before.
 APPLY THE 80/20 RULE TO EVERY THING
 most valuable task
 choose between the important & unimportant
tasks

3.  Delay the gratification
 Immediate gratification
 Short term plan execution depends upon the
long term consequences.
 Immediate gratification tasks.
 Delayed gratification tasks.
 High value tasks i.e. reading, attending
seminars to improve your skills.
 Restrain yourself from immediate gratification
tasks

4.  If you keep on doing X in the morning i.e. the
highest priority task, your future will be
assured

5.  First they finish a job completely 100% before
shifting the other one.
 Arjun
 If you shift from one job to other
 5-6 key areas without which you cannot
survive.
 Identify the key result areas

6.  Concentrate all your energy in the
identification & removal of this choke point

7.  Successful people continuously put the
pressure on themselves
 Starting little early.
 Working little hander.
 Going extra mile.
 Persisting longer.
 Setting of deadliness & sub deadlines

8.  Where you are waiting for someone

9.  What we expect to achieve and what we
actually do achieve
 Focus on your successes
 Anticipating success gives you enormous
energy and motivation to stand upright

10.  Be proactive
 Prevention being always better than cure
 Do important jobs now, before they turn into
crises.
 Problems solve time – immediate

11.  Winners keep their “missiles” constantly in
‘Take-off’ position!
 Avoid occurrence of a mix-up of important
papers and documents
 Organizing calls for keeping important items in
proper order by categorizing, streamlining and
simplifying their storage.

12.  Anyone who cannot control his tongue or
language is bound to spoil his relationships
with his fellow beings

13.  It is difficult to fly like an eagle when you live
among turkeys!
 Watch out particularly for the “harmful” or
“negative” type – people

14.  Out of notice out of reach!
 Things need to be chased, followed up and
reviewed.
 Measuring one’s progress imparts the feeling
of “marching ahead”,

15.  A person who does not learn from failures often
repeats them!
 Failures are bound to come your way, no matter
how intelligent or capable you might be.
 Never take your failures to heart. Instead of
brooding over your luck or cursing the stars,
 Absolutely clear what you want & think clearly.
 Don’t fall in love with your idea.
 Think on paper & plan on paper.
 List of people required.
 20 answer technique.
 Time user techniques.

16.  The train to failure usually runs on the track of
laziness!
 Delaying a job is never wise

17.  One minor error can lead to the need for major
repairs

18.  COMMIT TO CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT

19.  What are my highest value activities?
 What can I and only I can do that if done well
will make a real difference
 What is the most valuable use of my time right
now?

20.  Procrastinate on the issues which do not
contribute anything to your life.
 SAY “NO”

21.  SLICE THE TASK

22.  Excellence comes from paying attention to
small things!
 A small leak can make a ship sink

23.  Winning is an attitude of the mind!
 To change your life, simply change your
attitude towards life

24.  We all have some ill habit or other, some
negative attribute or other
 Know your traitors and keep them under
control, if you really want to win the battle of
life

25.  Worry can be compared to the friction of a road

26.  Network; take to lunch or dinner with the
person who has already done it

27.  Pay any price to stay in presence of extra-
ordinary people
 Emotions are more infectious than diseases

28.  Successful people continuously put the
pressure on themselves

29.  One should be action oriented

30.  SELF- MOTIVATION

31.  If you want to win a big battle, you ought to
first know about it

32.  After all, to err is human. The one, who never
commits an error, never plays the ball

33.  If you divide your far-reaching aim into
smaller steps, you are actual multiplying the
chances of your success

34.  Be a good listener and try to see things from
the other’s point of view

35.  No bird soars too high if it soars on its own
wings!
 Not only is it difficult, but even dangerous, to
fight it all alone
 There are three categories of people:
dependent, independent and inter-dependent

36.  Forgo some things sometimes in order to
become a winner in the long run!

37.  Flexible people win; rigid ones lose!