Organize Every Day: An Amazing Way to Get the Most Out of Any Day - 7 Steps to Organize Your Life Get More Things Done

by Can Akdeniz

Organize Every Day will teach you a fast and proven-to-work, easy way to go from a worn-out procrastinator/underachiever to a joyful, proudly productive, goal accomplisher. The ‘secret’ lies in how you plan and organize your days. Yes, that is all it takes. And no, those people you know and see ticking goal after goal on their lists do not necessarily had more opportunities or advantages as you and certainly do not have more than 24 hours on their hands to get things done.

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First published August 22, 2014

About the author

Can Akdeniz is entrepreneur, consultant and book author. He is regarded as one of the most inspiring business authors of our time. His books address an array of important business topics from general topics like productivity to more specific topics like the value of being seen as a "cool boss." In addition to running the acclaimed business blog businesshacker.co, Can has released numerous books that have collectively changed the way people think about business and achieving success.

Reviews

[Louise · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very short and clear. Great book! Highly recommend this for every body!

[Alyce Hunt · Rating 2 out of 5]

I wasn't actually planning on writing a review for this 'book', because it's twenty four pages long, so I didn't think there would actually be that much for me to say. Surprisingly, however, there is a lot in this book that is just grating on my nerves, so I thought I might as well get it out somewhere so that I don't feel all agitated for the rest of the day.
'Organize Every Day...' is a self-help book that is designed to help you organise your day so that you can get the most out of it, making you a more productive and therefore a more positive person. I agree with the concept completely, because since I've started formulating my own plans for my days I've been way more productive (hence the fact that I'm four books ahead on my reading goal and I have had time to relax and exercise as well). However, most self-help books give you a few options and detail some research that has been performed in the real world, to help you decide on a path that is both right for you and scientifically proven to work. This is not one of those self-help books.
The first chapter, 'Each Day Starts The Night Before: Plan Ahead' contains a couple of useful tips, such as deciding upon an outfit for work and getting it out of your closet the night before you have work, so that you don't need to rush around deciding upon clothing choices in the morning. This, I agree with. However, for a chapter that is focused entirely on the premise that waking up in the morning can be difficult, there are no suggestions on how to overcome this.

Read the rest of my review here!

[Sunshine Moore]

It's 24 pages long and reads like a blog.

[Trisa (Absolute Bookishness)]

Not really a review but...

I won a copy of this book from Goodreads First Reads...but never received it. 😞