Managing Life's Complexity with the Book Doing to Done: ลงมือทำเพื่อความสำเร็จ "Small Win, Big Impact - Achieve Excellence with Minimal Effort"
- Entrepreneurship plus
- Feb 19
- 3 min read
“Small Win, Big Impact – Achieve Excellence with Minimal Effort”
About the Author
Mike Williams – Creator of the Doing to Done System
Mike Williams is a speaker, author, executive, and coach who wrote Doing to Done: Productivity Made Simple, Illustrated for Busy People Like Us. The book has been translated and adapted by Dr. Tassawan Preedavipat, a certified DOING TO DONE® Master Trainer and Coach, who is also the Founder and Managing Director of Entrepreneurship Plus, an official partner of DOING TO DONE® Company by Mike Williams.
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About the Book
This book shares simple yet effective strategies to achieve success with less effort, less stress, and more happiness in daily life.
It presents concepts in a Simple, Visual, and Engaging way, making it stand out from traditional self-help books that are text-heavy or overwhelming seminars.
It provides practical tools and exercises to help those who feel overwhelmed by too many thoughts, forget important tasks, or struggle to take action on their goals. By following the book’s methods, readers can manage their work and life more effectively while increasing their happiness.
The book is divided into four key sections:
WHY – This Happens to Everyone: Shares the author’s experiences and common challenges, along with thought-provoking questions to help readers identify and declutter their minds.
HOW – Designing a System You Can Trust: Introduces a life management system based on four repeatable success principles and two clarity maps that help readers organize their lives, define goals, and create actionable plans.
WHAT – Building a System You Can Trust: Provides tools and exercises to implement the system in daily life.
NEXT – Your New Beginning: Guides readers through practical steps to implement their new system for a happier and more productive life.
What’s on Your Mind Right Now?
Some days, our minds are flooded with endless thoughts—we can’t predict how many ideas pop into our heads within a single minute. For some, it might be 10 thoughts; for others, it could be 100. These thoughts often lead to stress, anxiety, and distraction, preventing us from focusing on the present.
A simple five-minute writing exercise can help bring clarity. By jotting down what’s on our minds, we become more aware of our thoughts—some of which we may have forgotten but suddenly resurface. These could be important meetings, deadlines, or personal goals that we’ve unintentionally neglected. In Doing to Done, this concept is referred to as “Stuff”—random thoughts that demand our attention.
Turning Thoughts into Achievable Goals
By organizing and structuring our thoughts, we can move closer to achieving our goals. As mentioned earlier, our minds are constantly generating ideas—some related to the present, while others are future goals that we never take action on. Doing to Done provides tools and techniques to help visualize these goals, develop an actionable plan, and achieve success with minimal effort while increasing happiness.
Key Takeaways from Doing to Done
✔ Better Life Organization – Helps prioritize and structure tasks efficiently.
✔ Clearer Goals – Provides methods to set and achieve meaningful objectives.
✔ Improved Time Management – Helps integrate Doing to Done principles into daily routines.
✔ Stronger Focus on Loved Ones and Important Goals – Reduces distractions and emphasizes what truly matters.
✔ Increased Happiness & Reduced Anxiety – Organizes overwhelming thoughts into structured plans, using To-Do Lists and daily planning to make time for personal joy—such as watching movies, exercising, and self-care.
✔ Less Procrastination – Encourages taking action instead of delaying tasks.
✔ Higher Productivity – Enhances efficiency by focusing only on key goals.
✔ Greater Self-Awareness – Helps understand personal roles and responsibilities for a more balanced life.
By applying the Doing to Done system, you can turn overwhelming thoughts into structured action, reduce stress, and achieve success effortlessly.
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