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Richard reveals his very simple formula for making investment decisions…decisions that have helped him compile a “hit rate” most investors would give their right arm for.

While the management consultant mindset focuses narrowly on concocting a mythical “perfect business strategy”, Bills’ entrepreneurial mindset focused solely on what worked, what got results, and then built that in to every contract.

Richard shares how he had the “time of his life” pursuing this simple yet profound strategy.

Real 80/20 Liberation has nothing to do with DOING. It’s not about reducing your workload by a few hours a week so you can get more done (although that’s a happy by-product of the first baby steps). It’s about liberating you so that your business works better when you’re not even there.

Richard Koch tells Perry…
…why the book he’s writing on “simplicity” is one of the hardest books he’s ever written.
…the lessons we can learn by watching a 3-year old watch “Dora the Explorer” on an iPad.

Richard Koch was fascinated by the 80/20 Principle from the age of 19. He always knew there was a way to get more results from less effort. But he didn’t REALLY know it until an event of “impending doom” loomed over his life.

When Richard Koch’s bosses at Boston Consulting Group told him he wasn’t producing the heavy-duty analysis they expected of him, he buckled down, redoubled his efforts, worked 70-80 hours per week, drove himself to distraction, threw several personal relationships under the bus…and his results did NOT improve.

Sam Carpenter’s book “Work The System” revolutionized my thinking. It was more accessible and applicable than other approach. This is a great intersection of Sam’s systems thinking with my obsession with “That special 1% that delivers 50% of the results.”

I believe that I have two brains.

One brain is an intelligent and hardworking officer.

I need my second brain for real breakthrough. My lazy and intelligent brain. My commander brain.

My breakthrough ideas come ONLY from my lazy and intelligent “commander” brain, never from my rational and hardworking “good soldier” brain.