Turn Learning Into Action: The T.I.P.P.S. Framework
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Resources & Recommendations
Books
- "The ONE Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan - This book discusses the importance of identifying and focusing on the single most important task to achieve extraordinary results, and it mentions research on goal setting and accountability.
- "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" - Jay Papasan mentions this as his first book and uses it as an example of a project for which he would take notes.
People Mentioned
- Ebbinghaus - A researcher from the 1880s who conducted studies on memory and the forgetting curve.
- Dr. Gail Matthews - A researcher whose work on goal setting and accountability was referenced in "The ONE Thing" book.
- Darryl Cardone (Admiral) - Mentioned as someone Jay Papasan held accountable, illustrating the power of accountability.
Organizations & Institutions
- Keller Williams Realty - Jay Papasan's former employer, where he led education and developed the "TIPS" framework based on his experiences teaching first-time attendees at their annual convention.
- HarperCollins Publishers - A large company where Jay Papasan worked, contrasting its approach to note-taking with Keller Williams' emphasis on active learning.
- American Society of Training and Development - An organization whose research on accountability and goal achievement was cited.
Tools & Software
- Remarkable Pad - A digital writing tablet that mimics the experience of writing on paper, suggested as an alternative for handwriting notes.
- Chat GPT - An AI tool mentioned in the context of not needing it for prioritizing personal goals.
Websites & Online Resources
- theonething.com/teams - The website where organizations can learn more about "The ONE Thing" corporate workshops, which help teams align their work with company objectives.