Thanks to Pareto’s Way, I was able to quickly get up to speed in order to communicate with my Spanish speaking patients in South Florida.
Dr. John Weston
With Pareto’s Way Spanish Preferred course, I learned how to speak in 30 days; just in time for our honeymoon to South America.
Chris Carson
With Pareto’s Way, I was able to quickly learn Spanish on my daily commute to work.
Ian Rosa
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Aug
5 Ways to Hack “Decision Fatigue”
By: Pareto's Way
Category: Automation, Habits, Lifehack, Uncategorized
Tags: Automation, decision fatigue, lifehack, michael lewis, obama, willpower
We are taught from an early age that practice makes perfect. Doing more of something, then, necessarily makes you better at it. But when it comes to decision making, the opposite is often true, particularly when too many decisions are crammed into one day. Think about it this way: we wake each morning with an ‘energy reserve’ for decision making. …
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Jul
How to Unleash Your Inner-Hemingway and Write Better
By: Pareto's Way
Category: App, Efficiency, Websites
Tags: Earnest Hemingway, Editing, Efficiency, Hemingway App, Independence, Self-Improvement, Writing
Writing is difficult. Regardless of how good you are, it is a skill we can always improve. And what can make it even harder is editing your own work. This is why most people appreciate getting a fresh set of different eyes on an assignment or an important email. They provide a new perspective, and can tell you if the point you’re …
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Jun
I saw this question on Quora and decided to provide a response encompassing some tips I use. I will elaborate on some of these in future posts. Bottom line – automate what you can in life. You have a finite amount of energy every day; don’t waste it on making frivolous decisions. For example: Make Your Bed Every Morning: “If …
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Jun
3 Tips to Effectively Speed Read with Spritz
By: Pareto's Way
Category: Efficiency, Websites
Tags: Efficiency, speed reading, spotify, spritz, tips
Like most of you, I spend a large portion of my day reading. To speed up the process, I use the speed reading app Spritz. And depending on the complexity of the material, I can now read up to 1000 Words Per Minute (WPM) while retaining most of the information. To put this in perspective, the average college graduate reads at about 300 WPM. So …
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Jun
Recently, I read the 2014 University of Texas commencement speech delivered by Naval Adm. William H. McRaven and it is exceptional. I recommend reading, or watching, the speech in its entirety. During the speech, Naval Adm. McRaven talks about 10 valuable life lessons learned during SEAL training. While I agree with the importance of each lesson, I wanted to highlight one in particular because …
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Jun
The purpose of this site is to maximize the quality of your life. So I’m always interested in studies aiming to increase productivity while reducing waste. This week, I came across a few articles on Gothenburg, Sweden and an efficiency experiment they’re launching. They will be decreasing the workday from the customary eight (8) hours to six (6) hours for …
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May
Recently at work, I was asked to fill out the following questionnaire for camaraderie building purposes. I found the questions, while light, a fun exercise for self-discovery. So give these questions a shot; post it or keep it private but have fun with it – Who was your favorite celebrity as a child? Jim Carrey because of Ace Ventura Pet …
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