Productivity: How to Triple Your Productivity Within a Month and Do a Full Day’s Work in 90 Minutes

by Steve Pavlina, Thibaut Meurisse (Editor)

Would you like to discover how you can triple your productivity within a month? Are you struggling with time management? Imagine all the things you could do if you could triple your productivity and do as much work in 90 minutes than in an entire day at work. Steve Pavlina, one of the most respect personal development experts in the world will teach you how to do that and will provide you with productivity hacks and productivity secrets to help you build powerful productivity habits. Here’s what you’ll learn in this - How you can triple your productivity within a month using Steve Pavlina’s strategy - How you can avoid procrastination and stay productive in the long term by using a “personal productivity scaffold” - How you can get as much done in 90 minutes as in 8 hours by focusing on the right things - How you can boost your productivity via 33 specific rules Don't wait click the BUY button and download your copy today!

Genres: Productivity

44 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 20, 2016

About the author

Self-help author, motivational speaker and entrepreneur. He is the author of the web site and blog dedicated to personal development, StevePavlina.com and the book Personal Development for Smart People. He writes on a broad range of topics, and his lifestyle experiments (e.g. polyphasic sleep) have generated some mainstream media interest.

Reviews

[Esdee · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's a collection of outdated articles that provide a few new insights. It sti serves as a good reminder overall on general productivity tips.

An extra side note - this also has the angle that to be productive you need to bring value to other people and that your essense in life is permanent. I didn't particularly agree with that implied message because people change.

[Blue · Rating 3 out of 5]

Useful at Points

This was a good read. I took away some useful bullet points, but a lot of points weren't explained in great detail, and didn't really have examples, so it was difficult to visualize. The most important takeaway is to work in 90-minute chunks with ample breaks in between, and you can accomplish more in a day than most people do in a week.