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Get It Done. Get It Read. Get Ahead.

BFAA Accountants • Aug 03, 2017

Success in business requires a number of essential ingredients. A sound strategy. A robust business model. Effective planning. Strong financial control and bookkeeping. A good team. Great systems. Measurement. Focus.

But you know what? Even all those elements are not enough without this skill: Execution .

Call it "Getting Things Done", making things happen, the action habit, extreme focus… call it what you like, for many entrepreneurs it's what separates mediocre from magic . It's the difference between a business that plods along from one year to the next, and one that grows, evolves, impresses, enriches.

Execution is a skill . Sadly, we're not taught it at school. (Gee, but we all use those good ol' quadratic equations each day!) The good news is that, as adults, we can go out and find the information and principles of effective execution, then apply them. Daily.

To fast track you on your journey towards becoming brilliant at execution, here are some books that we highly recommend that you not only read, but you study, practice, live by:

Read (or listen) to those books, and your mind will be permanently re-wired. Obstacles and frustrations will become Projects, Tasks, or Wildly Important Goals. And you'll have a pragmatic framework for achievement and creating the change you want in your business.

And in your life. It's powerful stuff.

We'd love to hear of your favourite books on this 'execution' topic . Please share them and after you read (or if you have already read) any of the books above, please share with us the key principles and practices that have made the biggest difference to you in terms of "getting things done" and executing your ideas.

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