What is the rule of twenty percent, and how does it define our career impact window?
Replied byAdrian Gore
Founder & Group CEO at Discovery Group
Niche: Health & Wellness
Revenue: Approx. 400 Million/month
Location: Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa
Started: 1992
If you break down a typical lifespan, seventy-five percent of your logarithmic time is spent on education, twenty percent is spent on your working career, and five percent is spent in retirement. Business leaders must realize they only have a brief twenty percent window of their life to make a real impact.
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