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Alright, that’s the end of our second POV story. 
 
Very simple, very easy, just listen to these ones again and 
again. Put a big smile when you listen, big upright body, deep 
breathing and move when you’re listening to every single 
lesson.
See you next time, bye.

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HI, Welcome to the next lesson. Before starting, I want you to 
get excited about learning English in this wonderful method. So 
get Club’s golden rules: stand up, move your body. Breathe deeply 
and have a huge grin on your beautiful face.
So let’s start talking about what we call “creative abandonment.” 
One of the great techniques I learned in time management is that 
you cannot get more done by working more efficiently, effectively 
and effectively. You can’t create better and longer to-do lists and 
organize them. That’s not the key. The key is you’ve got to stop 
doing things.
The only way you can get your time and life under control is 
you’ve got to stop doing things of lower value and focus on doing 
only a few things of higher value. If you do that, everything will 
start to work for you.
So we say that whenever you sit down in the morning and 
create a to-do list, you must also mentally create a not-to-do list. 
Sometimes you look at the items on your list and say, would it 
matter at all if this were done in the first place. And if the answer 
is no, don’t do it, or at least don’t do it until the things that matter 
are done.
Goethe the German philosopher once said, “The things that 
matter most must never be at the mercy of the things that matter 
least.” We have to watch out for that.
So, one of the most important words I learned when I started 
off studying time management 30 years ago, is consequences. 
I’ve written books and sold millions of copies in 32 languages on 
every aspect of time management. I don’t even consider myself 

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an expert. There are some people who define themselves as time 
management experts. I just consider it a subject that is essential 
for success and happiness, so I researched it.
What I found was that something is important to the degree 
to which it has important consequences; high-potential, serious 
consequences. Something is unimportant to the degree to which 
it does not have potential serious consequences.
For example, choosing a course of study has high potential 
consequences because it may affect you for decades. Choosing 
the person that you marry, or the way that you treat your wife 
or husband and your children has enormous impact on how they 
turn out and how their children and their children’s children turn 
out.  Choosing  the  things  that  you  do  each  day  has  enormous 
consequences.
So what you have to do is look at everything you do and  
say, “What are the consequences of doing or not doing this?” 
And if the consequences of not doing something are irrelevant, 
then don’t do it, and do the things that have serious immediate 
consequences.”
So that is all for today’s main audio. I love this book. You can 
read this book if you want to. So, again, listen to the main audio 
more than one hour today, more than 20 times this week. I will 
see you next time. See you then. Bye bye.