Time Management Secrets for Working Women: Getting Organized to Get the Most Out of Each Day

by Ruth Klein

The only system designed for everything that today's modern women handle
Most time-management systems don't succeed for working women. Why? Quite simply, they don't understand our specific needs and the wide variety of tasks we find ourselves facing each day.
Ruth Klein has been coaching working women for years on how to manage their time, and she has the answer for today's working women.
Time Management Secrets for Working Women will show you how to make the most effective use of your time, so you can succeed in the workplace and get organized beyond your wildest dreams. Filled with practical tips and advice, this book helps with time-management keys such
o What Constitutes a "Real" Emergency? o Dividing Work, Home and Personal Time o Understanding the Need for Control o Organizing Your Desk to Reflect Priorities o Learning to Relax While Still Getting Things Done
While the demands on our time won't go away, that doesn't mean you can't rise above them. Ruth Klein will show you how to eliminate the stress and get the best out of each day.
Ruth Klein runs The Marketing/Time Source, a performance strategic firm providing marketing, public relations, communications, time management, sales and personal coaching to businesses, professionals, moms and college students.

336 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

Ruth Klein is an internationally known Brand Strategist, Best-Selling Author of 7 books, Speaker and Expert Celebrity™ Branding maven for leaders, CEOs and entrepreneurs. She has appeared in O: The Oprah Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, CNBC, FOX, CBS, ABC, NBC as well as dozens of other media.

Ruth works with experts, conscious leaders and c-suite executives to help them become highly visible as thought leaders in their industry. She helps them create lucrative businesses and powerful personal brands, by honing their message and communicating it through writing books, signature speeches and purpose-driven brands.

Last year Ruth launched her Generation Why Not® Podcast. You can subscribe on iTunes, iHeart Radio, Tune-in, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, Spreaker, and is also available on Alexa.

Ruth's clients add multi-six and seven figures to their business or company; host PBS specials; are high five-figure international speakers; receive over a hundred media pick-ups with one press release, become best-selling authors, and have even become a $500 million dollar business brand.

Ruth has raised funds or volunteered for non-profits since 3rd grade!

She holds Masters Degrees in Clinical Psychology & Spiritual Psychology, and has penned seven books, many of which are bestselling, notably, Generation Why Not?®: 7 Principles to a Purposeful Business and Life, Drive by Attitude, Not Age, Time Management Secrets for Working Women; The De-Stress Diva's Guide to Life; Manage Your Time/Market Your Business and The Everything Guide to Being a Sales Rep.

Ruth has been a television and print spokesperson for AT&T, AOL Online, Food Saver, 3M and many other top business brands.

www.ruthklein.com

Reviews

[Natalia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very insightful. Got some good ideas as to how be more effective and reduce stress!

[Krystal · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one was pretty good. It needed to be returned before I could finish it though. I wanted to make sure I didn't lose track of it by taking it out of my currently reading list.

[Reeby · Rating 1 out of 5]

Did not finish. This looked like an interesting and potentially helpful book. Unfortunately, early on she started talking about millennials and twenty-somethings and how they're entitled and using the awful buzz words that so often go around with older people, and she started losing me. She also seemed to assume any of the women reading this book would be completely financially secure because she often suggested hiring cleaning services to save time, which I felt was pretty ridiculous for most families. I skimmed through the rest of the book and found little of it to be very concrete or helpful, the only thing I really felt I got anything out of it was the section on setting goals with motivations and specifics for completing them. Overall very disappointing.