The Art of Getting Things Done: 10 Prolific Ways to Effectively Manage Your Time

by Vincent Santiago

In a world full of busy schedules, family time and unscheduled meetings, time is Gold.If you find yourself doom-scrolling on social media and you can't seem to focus on your goals, this book is for you.Time is your most precious nonrenewable resource, and this is what you'll hear from people who know the value of it. They say that the more you rush, the faster the time gets, and the more you wait, the slower it gets. The truth is that time will remain the same whether you rush or not. It really depends on the way you manage yourself and your choices. That is why self-management is key.It helps you become more organized, punctual, and a more effective person. The Art of Getting Things Done was written to serve those who lack in the "self-management" category.It also teaches you self-discipline and self-awareness in order to successfully manage all of your work, and have time for additional activities.In this book you'll How to do more by doing lessThe importance of a winning attitudeHow to create effective to-do lists the right wayThe 5 most powerful to-do lists that will save you timeHow to weigh your prioritiesHow to remain calm amidst distractionsThe benefits of taking a breakHow to develop new habits for a more productive dayHow to stay healthy and attain prosperityTime management might be a little tricky, but The Art of Getting Things Done provides a step-by-step blueprint to make life easy, more fun, and hassle free. Thank you for your support, best of luck to you!

Genres: Nonfiction, Self Help, Business, Productivity, Amazon

57 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 23, 2014

Reviews

[Constantine · Rating 2 out of 5]

Rating: 2.5/5.0

claims to be the ultimate transformational guide while in reality it just offers the basics. Nothing new that I did not know.

[Balle Millner (Blogger, Freelance Writer, Aspiring Autho · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review coming soon.

[LiLu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easy To Read.

I like how this book was easy to read. It broke it down in categories, giving examples only when it helped to describe the topic. It explained things in a way that encouraged, and gave insight, and not in a negative way. Got a few good ideas.

[Sam Devgon · Rating 2 out of 5]

It’s okay

It’s okay. It was a easy read with one or two good ideas here and there. No fluff in the book which made it easy to breeze through the chapters.

[Denise · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very motivating!

This was a simple and well written book. Good insights in the book to follow. The book was helpful !

[Samm · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good, will definitely be doing some of these habits more often to better my productivity.

[Scott · Rating 4 out of 5]

Basic info

I found the book to provide practical insights and suggestions on how to manage many to do lists and how to prioritize what you need to get done.

[Cara Bramlett · Rating 3 out of 5]

interesting

This book is different and interesting. The author uses non traditional and creative words throughout the book yet it made reading a little difficult.

[Diana · Rating 4 out of 5]

There are ten well organized chapters, mostly about self management and having a winning attitude. I think there's some valuable information here, like getting a breakthrough on mastering your own attitude is everything. Next, the author tackles effective and doable to-do lists to incorporate a healthy self discipline. I like that the author makes an important point in taking small breaks and learning to outsource, delegate tasks to the right people if you're a successful business leader. What I enjoyed most about the book was the underlying importance of tuning out distractions and ignoring them. Make it a habit to stay calm is a good mantra to have for oneself. It's true, we will have trials come our way but having good health makes it easier for you to think positive thoughts and help you to go onward, despite adversities in life. I like the book and the author seems to share form his heart the tried and true lessons he has learned in life that work for him.

[Carmela F. Alfonso · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good information but ....

This book contains some good information but it definitely needed a better editor. Many typos and words used incorrectly challenged its credibility. Not sure I would read another book by this author.

[Ale · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nothing new

Good starter for someone who has done little research on this topic. Yet, little research is all it takes to know what this book says.

[Debra Benton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Eye opening

I think I got more out of this kindle e book than I thought I would. I did sit down and made a list. Am using it along with other suggestions provided

[Priyanka · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great motivating book. Ok, reading it feels like you should be a robot. But, the message is clear and crisp. I like the style of writing. It is a short book and to the point.