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Essentialism by Greg McKeown - A Visual Summary

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Hello and welcome to Verbal to Visual, today I’d like to share a visual summary of the

book Essentialism by Greg McKeown.

This book is about the disciplined pursuit of less, which is an idea that intrigues me,

especially as it relates to my professional life and what I’m attempting to do with

my creative career.

And I hope that you find these ideas useful and actionable as well, and to dig deeper

into them, do go pick up the book.

It’s a great read.

Let’s start with two ideas that are at the core of essentialism.

The first is that for every single thing that you say “yes” to, that means you’re

gonna have to say “no” to a bunch of other things, which means it’s worth putting a

lot of value in your yes, and also not being afraid to say “no”.

That concept is a relatively simply one to grasp, but it does beg the question: “How

do you determine what to say yes to?”

One thing to keep in mind is that not all effort is created equal, that there are certain

types of effort that yield more results that others.

So what you’re on the lookout for are the best places to put your effort, the best “yes”,

the tasks and that projects that you can take on that will yield the greatest results.

With those core ideas and core questions in mind, we jump into the three sections of this

book: explore, eliminate, and execute.

Each chapter of this book has a single-word title, and that word is always a verb.


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