The Everything Time Management Book: How to Get It All Done and Still Have Time for You!
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You’re stressed out at work. You’re harried at home. You haven’t exercised in weeks. It seems as if you’re always frantically rushing out of the house to get somewhere on time – and not quite making it. You wonder if you’ll ever accomplish any of the items on your to-do list and, most important, if you’ll ever have some downtime for yourself. When will the chaos end? The Everything Time Management Book guides you through creating a time management system tha… More >>
The Everything Time Management Book: How to Get It All Done and Still Have Time for You!
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My tip for time management is to skip this book. Assuming that one reads at about one page per minute, it’s difficult to believe that one could recoup the five hours invested in reading this book in saved time. As in other time management books, the author borrows liberally from Stephen Covey’s far superior ‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’, particularly in prioritizing tasks as urgent/not urgent and important/not important. The author also annoyingly tries to infuse some dull story about a couple trying to manage time more effectively by writing page after page about them to illustrate EACH AND EVERY POINT made. I HIGHLY recommend skipping this one and getting ‘7 Habits’ or Brian Tracy’s ‘Eat That Frog’ — a short (113 page), easy-to-read book that gives better information, but can be read in an hour or so.
Rating: 1 / 5