More Time for You: A Powerful System to Organize Your Work and Get Things DoneAmerican Management Association, 2011 - 226 páginas In this step-by-step guide, authors Rosemary Tator and Alesia Latson unpack the things that lead people to feeling burnt out and unfulfilled in their lives and careers and offer a solution to getting more of the thing they really want--time for themselves! Employing a healthy mix of upbeat encouragements and get-to-it messages, they offer a proven, practical approach for prioritizing, achieving goals, reducing stress, and increasing your capacity to do what matters most. More Time for You does this by explaining how to take advantage of today's most versatile and effective productivity enhancers--mobile devices, online tools, and calendar software--to get things done with ease and efficiency. You'll learn how to make better, faster decisions based on your priorities; tame your inbox with easy and efficient email triage techniques; set up a calendar management and reminder system; handle distractions and interruptions; lose that nagging sense you are forgetting something; and maximize the benefits (and minimize the time sink) of social media. Complete with helpful illustrations and the authors' actionable tips, More Time for You teaches readers how to get organized and make life happen--so they have more time to live it! |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
SO MUCH TO DO | 5 |
KNOWING WHAT YOU WANT | 47 |
THE MORETIMEFORYOU SYSTEM TO ORGANIZE YOUR WORK AND GET THINGS DONE | 73 |
NOTES | 219 |
221 | |
ABOUT THE AUTHORS | 227 |
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More Time for You: A Powerful System to Organize Your Work and Get Things Done Rosemary Tator,Alesia LATSON Vista previa limitada - 2010 |
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