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This book is a practical guide to real productivity. It shows how to replace busyness with effectiveness by finding and fixing what truly slows work down. Instead of pushing people to work harder, it helps leaders and teams focus on clarity, flow, and measurable results.
Across nine concise chapters, the book explains how to identify bottlenecks, simplify decisions, and build systems that run smoothly without constant supervision. It explores how culture, structure, and mindset combine to create lasting performance. Readers learn how to keep improvement steady, maintain balance, and turn insight into consistent action.
Written in clear and direct language, it avoids theory and jargon. The message is simple: productivity improves when organisations stop managing activity and start fixing the real problems that block progress.
Edition: 2.0 - October 2025
Preface
Most people don’t need more information. They need clarity.
That’s what this series is about, Apply Focus. Each book is short enough to read in half an hour, yet deep enough to leave something that sticks: a sharper insight, a better question, or a practical next step you can actually use.
I’ve spent years helping people and organisations untangle complexity, in business, technology, leadership, and life. The pattern is always the same: when we focus on what truly matters, everything else falls into place. When we don’t, even simple things become chaos.
These books are written to make that clarity easier to find. No filler. No jargon. No motivational nonsense. Just straight, honest thinking, distilled down to what works.
Every title stands on its own, but they all share a single intent: to help you think logically, act deliberately, and make progress without the usual noise.
So wherever you start, whether it’s culture, health, AI, or getting fit over fifty, you’ll find the same approach: clear thinking, practical action, and zero fluff.
Apply Focus and see what happens.
David Rollason
Founder, Apply Focus