Very interesting read and solidified some thoughts I've been having about focus. This book would be very helpful to those who feel bogged down by distractions from the one thing they really need to be working on. However, I think there are some people (like me) who need help with clearing the path (including clutter, small nagging to-do items) to being able to focus on that one thing. For example, I can't work very well in chaos and he says you have to get used to this -- a point I don't necessarily agree one. Some people need to be be organized and have other things out of the way to allow themselves to be creative and focused. But I am finding the principal tenet of this book to be extremely helpful: asking yourself that question of the one thing you need to work on to either make everything else easier or unnecessary is incredible. I'm using it in many different aspects of my life already.
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