Productivity : Maximise Your Productivity, Increase Your Productivity and Achieve Success

by Mike C. Adams

Do you suffer from a lack of productivity? Productivity affects your daily chores, the tasks of your job, and can have devastating affects if you have a lack in it. Many people struggle with productivity, so you are not alone. Mental blocks, boredom, and fear are some of the reasons for a lack of productivity. 100 Productivity Tips - Tricks to Increasing Your Productivity offers help in working through the many reasons for lack of productivity. By trying the tips in this book you can increase your productivity and find your day goes well accomplishing much more.You can learn how to increase your productivity by following the tips, which has you doing something, changing your habits, or redirecting your thoughts. You will learn the things that cause the greatest distractions during the day. You will be armed with tips on how to work through these distractions to help you keep your focus on productivity. Many of the distractions are mindless reasons to pull your attention from your work.Some of the tips in the book may be spot on to help you increase your productivity and accomplish more work during the day. You may find many tips that could help. Instead of trying to use all of the tips at once it is recommended to try one or two for a couple of days and see if the tip can become a good habit. You may find other tips will work better for you. With a choice of one hundred tips, you are bound to find several that work. Some tips may not be relevant, but they may come in handy in other areas of your life. You want good productivity in your work but you will also want it in your personal life. Good productivity will help with household tasks and projects as well as your job.

83 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 12, 2014

Reviews

[Steve Campbell · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a quick read and offered some helpful tidbits here and there, but the book was not clearly organized, which is ironic considering that one of the objectives of the book is to help people be more organized. The chapter titles were merely the numbers of the tips discussed in each chapter, and there was no index to help one go back to find tips later, which reduces the value of this book as a reference source. The book also needs to be more carefully edited. The frequent grammatical and usage errors were distracting and led to some occasional confusion.