NOTE: I'm the author of this book so I'm extremely biased.
This book has lived in my head for about 10 years and I have read and reread it at least 50 times. I wrote it for anyone who is trying to figure out how to get stuff done with less stress by focusing on the things that really matter. I hope that the time invested in reading this book will pay dividends in terms of the time saved in the long-run. The book includes 59 tips and tactics you can test out so you can find what works best for you. I sincerely hope you find a tip or two that makes life easier for you and those around you too!
A great book for anyone looking to find a better balance in life and prioritize what gets done. Monisha gives so many helpful tips that allow the reader to try a variety of strategies until they figure out what works best for them. Some tips I’ve used successfully and others were new to me. What I love most about this book is that you can pick it up any time you need some inspiration to tackle that to do list!
What a great book on an very useful topic. Who doesn't want to be more productive? This book is written in an easy to read format that had me moving through the different topics with ease. It is full of practical tips that are quick and easy to implement - but can also make a big impact to your day and give you more free time. The layout makes it very easy to flip ahead and read a specific topic you are interested in - or to go back and re-read something you really liked. A very helpful book!
In this insightful book, Monica Kumar Longacre delivers a compelling and highly practical guide in "Practical Productivity: A Guide to Surviving Life’s Juggling Act." I wholeheartedly rate this book a 4 out of 5 stars for its comprehensive yet accessible approach to enhancing personal and professional output.
Longacre has crafted a truly captivating book that provides a very comprehensive outline of essential productivity considerations and actionable techniques. From the fundamental understanding of time management to the art of effective list-making, and even extending to the strategic management of one's personal life, the author meticulously covers a wide spectrum of areas crucial for increasing overall productivity.
What truly sets this guide apart is its emphasis on practicality. Longacre generously shares a wealth of concrete techniques designed not just to enhance your output, but also to simplify your life and make it more effective. This isn't a theoretical treatise; it's a hands-on manual brimming with actionable advice.
Overall, "Practical Productivity" is a great read for anyone genuinely committed to implementing change. If you're looking to move beyond abstract concepts and are ready to apply tangible techniques to your daily routine, making full use of Longacre's deep insight and knowledge, then this book is an absolute must-have. It's a valuable resource for surviving, and thriving, in life's constant juggling act.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. She wrote in short chapters, gave helpful tips and advice, and had research or life experiences to back up the claims. For a first book, she fulfilled one excellent item on her priority list. I plan to go back over it each quarter as I prioritize my tasks and projects.
I received an advanced copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
This is a terrific guide to getting organized at a higher level. I think of myself as organized, and learning some great new techniques and tips from this book.