Get it Done Now!: Own Your Time, Take Back Your Life

by Brian Tracy

While productivity and time management expert Brian Tracy has been writing bestselling books and giving seminars on these topics for well over thirty years, the challenge of remaining optimally productive in our modern world has never been greater. How can this be?We live in the most technologically advanced period of history in the most technologically advanced country. With the advent of mobile phones, killer apps, internet speeds that stagger the imagination, and nearly any bit of information, products, and solutions only one click away, how can it be that remaining optimally productive is such a challenge for so many?In a DISTRACTION. Many of us spend precious time focusing on the inces¬sant e-mails, texts, notifications, ads, etc. that seem important-even urgent-to our success and happiness, but, in reality, only complicate our lives and take us even further from our goals.Brian addresses this challenge of distraction in its many forms and shows you how to feed your focuson a daily basis. You will Promises and Pitfalls in our Modern AgeThe Psychology of Productivity The Best Productivity Methods Ever Conceived How to End Procrastination Once and For All Productivity and Where it Applies and Where It Doesn'tLook for these other books by BRIAN TRACYEntrepreneurshipMake More MoneyThe Science of InfluenceThe Science of MoneyThe Science of Motivation

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction, Productivity, Personal Development, Audiobook, Business

210 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 20, 2020

About the author

Brian Tracy is Chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International, a company specializing in the training and development of individuals and organizations.

He has consulted for more than 1,000 companies and addressed more than 5,000,000 people in 5,000 talks and seminars throughout the US, Canada and 55 other countries worldwide. As a Keynote speaker and seminar leader, he addresses more than 250,000 people each year.

Brian has studied, researched, written and spoken for 30 years in the fields of economics, history, business, philosophy and psychology. He is the top selling author of over 45 books that have been translated into dozens of languages.

He has written and produced more than 300 audio and video learning programs, including the worldwide, best-selling Psychology of Achievement, which has been translated into more than 20 languages.

He speaks to corporate and public audiences on the subjects of Personal and Professional Development, including the executives and staff of many of America's largest corporations. His exciting talks and seminars on Leadership, Selling, Self-Esteem, Goals, Strategy, Creativity and Success Psychology bring about immediate changes and long-term results.

Prior to founding his company, Brian Tracy International, Brian was the Chief Operating Officer of a $265 million dollar development company. He has had successful careers in sales and marketing, investments, real estate development and syndication, importation, distribution and management consulting. He has conducted high level consulting assignments with several billion-dollar plus corporations in strategic planning and organizational development.

He has traveled and worked in over 80 countries on six continents, and speaks four languages. Brian is happily married and has four children. He is active in community and national affairs, and is the President of three companies headquartered in San Diego, California.

His most popular training programs are centered around teaching authors how to write a book and helping public speakers create successful careers.

Reviews

[Dr. Appu Sasidharan (Dasfill)]

How can you stay focussed and finish your work within the time constraints?



How can you avoid procrastination and be productive in this world filled with social media sites, various applications, notifications and instant gratification? This is a very important question that most of you have faced at least once in our lifetime.

You should also be careful not to jump to the other side of the spectrum where toxic productivity resides. Brian Tracy will help you to stay organized to be most effective in whatever you do. This will be a decent choice for those who are new to the world of books dealing with productivity.

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[Dandy Lyons]

This is the same scam as prosperity gospel without the megachurch. I am convinced this guy is just a grifter, who has made a very good living talking people into being complicit in their own wage theft.

I have a love-hate thing going on with Brian Tracy. Sometimes he gets me really excited about certain aspects of his philosophy and other times he says stuff that makes me want to dump sack his house. He basically advocates for you to work every waking hour, educate yourself for the sole purpose of being of "immense use to your boss," basically a modern-day corporate sharecropper.

[Ofelia Perez]

*Reúnete todo lo que necesitas
*Recoge tu escritorio y aguarda todo lo que sobran
*Haz una lista de lo que necesitas luego comienza por el punto número 1 y no sueltes hasta terminar
* Haz la tarea más importante en el mejor momento del día
*Sin una tarea lléva menos de 10 minutos no la enlistes hazla de inmediato y olvídala
*Más de 10 minutos enlistala y organiza por prioridades


APRENDE 1 HABILIDAD A LA VEZ
CUANDO VEAS QUE LO HACES EN AUTOMÁTICO PASA A OTRO
* Despertar 5 a 6 am
*Ejercicio de 30 minutos o nadar 20 minutos *Estudiar de 60 a 90 minutos diario
*Televisión máximo 1 hora a hora y media diario
*Revisar notificaciones una o 2 veces al día
* Trabaja todo el tiempo que trabajas
*Enfócate en un de tarea hasta terminar *
*Pide consejo a los mejores y aplícalo


HIJOS
*Tu nunca te dejaras vencer, estoy muy orgullosa de ti, por que sin importar lo que suceda nunca te darás por vencido siempre intentas cosas distintas pero no te detienes
*Si te dice: pero qué pasa con esto o aquello que salió mal o no me salio? Ah! es que para empezar esta actividad no era adecuada para ti, pero luego encontraste algo que te convenía más porque eres imparable
*Afirmación: yo nunca me doy por vencido yo siempre termino mi trabajo, Yo siempre trabajo cuando trabajo yo siempre soy puntual


AGOTAMIENTO
* Cuando estás agotado descansar 2 o 3 días duerme mucho y olvida recarga pila


REGLA 80/20
* Haz una lista de actividades:
¿Que 20% de las actividades equivalente del 80% del valor?
De una lista de 10 tareas 1o 2 valdrian más que las otras


EL METODO A,B,C,D
* A) es algo que tienes que hacer por que traerá más consecuencias, más severas o estarás en más problemas
*B) es algo importante porque tiene consecuencias pero no tan importantes como los de la A
*Más de una tarea A entonces se dividen en A1, A2, A3
*Más de una tarea B se dividen en B1, B2, B3 *Nunca pasas a la B sin terminar la A
*C) es una tarea que te gustaría hacer pero no tiene consecuencias importantes como salir a pasear, etc.
*D) es una tarea que delegas a alguien más
*E) Eliminar, sabiendo lo que sabes ahora respecto a resultados y productividad
Quieres seguir participando de esto?
Si la respuesta es no, ahora es como podemos salir lo más pronto posible?
Es la capacidad para salir de un proyecto inútil


REGLAS PARA DELEGAR
*Cuanto gano por hora? Divíde lo que ganas entre 8 horas diarias
*Después de que saques tu costo por ahora ahora
*Piensa estoy haciendo una actividad que no me paga esa cantidad por hora?
*Le pagaría a otra persona esta cantidad para quisiera esto ?
*Si la respuesta es no.
Dejarlo, tu trabajo es que tu tiempo valga más cada día
*CÁLCULO yo 240 días al año por 8 horas, al día mes 920 horas, al año redonde porque los meses nos traen 4 semanas 2000 horas al año trabajó.
Actualmente gano niveles 200 mill pesos al mes
Entre 920 horas de trabajo al mes
YO GANO ACTUALMENTE POR HORA $217


IDENTIFICA TUS 3 TAREAS MÁS IMPORTANTES
*Como meta, ser el mejor en esas áreas
*Todos los días de tu Vida tus 3 actividades importantes del día deveran ser la prioridad
*Que tus empleados detecten sus 3 tareas más importantes y mantenlos en ellas. *Después a fianza y multiplica, enseña a otras personas a hacer tus 3 tareas más importantes, para que puedas avanzar más en ellas dentro de tu empresa.


PUEDO GRABAR AUDIOS Y MANDARSELO A LOS MUCHACHOS CON PEQUEÑOS FRAGMENTOS DEL LIBRO, SEGUN EN LO QUE ANDEN MAL.


ALTERNATIVA EXCLUIDA
El tiempo peor usado, es aquel que se emplea para hacer muy bien algo que no necesitaba hacerse para nada o al menos no por el momento



CAPACITACIÓN PARA MIS LIDERES 1 VEZ AL MES
DEL LIBRO LIDERAZGO
DARLE A CADA UNO UN TEMA SEGUN LO QUE MÁS NECESITE REAFIRMAR, Y DEBERA ESTUDIARLO PARA EXPONERLO, SE VERA OBLIGADO A TRABAJARLO
AL FINAL TODOS PIDEMOS HACERVPREGUNTAS Y RETROALIMENTACION
ASI APRENDERAN TODOS DE TODOS
ROLAREMOS TEMAS
Y CUANDO LLEGUEN LIDERES NUEVOS TENDRE GENTE CAPAZ DE DAR JUNTAS


TRABAJO EN CASA
*Puedo hacer todo esto en casa o es necesario ir a la oficina?
*Los mejores alternan, sino es indispensable ir, ahorras tiempo de recorridos y lo utilizas para avanzar
*Todo es cuestión de disciplina
*Todo es cuestión de planeamiento y preparación
PUEDO TENER PRESENCIA Y ESTAR AL PENDIENTE EN MOMENTOS ESTRATEGICOS CON LAS CAMARAS


5 PUNTOS CLAVE DE LOS EQUIPOS MAS ÉXITOSOS
*1 metas y objetivos claros
*2 valores claros: puntualidad, amistad, cooperación, ayuda, responsabilidad por el trabajo asignado a cada uno, mejoramiento de las habilidades
*3 planes de acción claros
*4 dirige a la acción por medio de la inspiración, convenciendo de que esté de acuerdo en lo que tu quieres que logren juntos *5 revisión evaluación continua

[Faith]

It reads like success literature from the early 20th century. There is namedropping. There's a lot of talk about selling when there's no allusion to selling in the title. In general, Tracy asserts a lot of things and gives anecdotes but no real in-depth analysis.
I do appreciate his philosophy regarding day planners (any notebook will do).

[Tomasz Perczyński]

Spoiler alert: Get up earlier. Work more. Do everything for your boss.

[Sarah G]

1.75/5. Mostly old school "work through your weekend" business philosophy to impress your boss, but a few helpful tips on how to focus and prioritize that seemed practical and noteworthy.

I have listened to a few books from this author and I believe he writes primarily to flaunt & justify how much of his personal life he has sacrificed for the almighty dollar. His strategies have some merit to getting tasks accomplished, but I feel he also needs to read a few books about boundaries and work/life balance.

[Marija Acković]

Realno 3,5. Prva knjiga iz ovog domena da sam je pročitala. Pomogla mi je, motivisala me, ali ima mnogo i o prodaji - što nije bio razlog kupovine, niti sam to shvatila iz sinopsisa. Možda bih opet čitala Trejsija nekad. Ok je. Eto...

[Zofia]

Niestety bardzo przeciętna

[aniela_heiboki]

Książki Briana Tracyego zawsze pozytywnie mnie nastrajają.

[Lea Kockar]

Overall, I didn’t find this book very useful. I expected more practical advice, but instead, it left me with the impression of an outdated and rather exhausting mindset. At times, the tone even felt somewhat toxic.

Another thing that bothered me was how much space the author devoted to his own achievements. He frequently talks about his success, the number of books he has written, his business growth, and his financial accomplishments. While I understand that it’s natural to mention personal success - readers do want to learn from people who have achieved great things - it simply took up too much of the book.

This was my first time reading a self-development book, and I expected more specific, actionable advice. In the end, I felt like I only got a few very basic tips - set goals, write them down, prioritize, and work hard; while the rest focused more on the author’s personal success stories and frequent quotes from other famous, wealthy people.

[Fernando Cabezas Astorga]

Una de las obras de Brian Tracy muy orientadas a la acción, al paso a paso, a tener claridad, enfoque y ponerse manos a la obra. El autor insiste en el trabajo enfocado. No en el hacer más, sino en el hacer mejor, haciendo menos. Su visión está en siempre susperarse y reinventarse, en enfocarse en lo que funciona, en lo probado, en lo que da resultados. Su alma de vendedor no se esconde y le dedica un espacio importante a este arte. Es un libro que apoya y motiva, que inspira y mueve a trabajar siempre esa milla extra, que produce los resultados extaordinarios.

[Robben García]

Todo el tiempo nos pasamos diciendo que no tenemos tiempo, que nos faltan horas y minutos para poder organizar nuestra vida. En realidad todos tenemos el mismo tiempo, lo que realmente es importante es como lo organización, a qué le damos prioridad y sobre todo como establecemos las metas y metas del objetivos.
Tenemos que contra restar los distractores, eliminar las excusas y aplicar el método de productividad máxima.
Excelente guía de Brian Tracy para dar una claridad en cómo mejorar nuestra productividad y aprovechar de una manera eficiente nuestro tiempo.

[Nadia]

Very sales-y. I was not expecting that based on the title. Sometimes I love Brian Tracy, sometimes I don’t. This is one of those don’t times.

I’m not in the business of selling. While I can appreciate putting in a few extra hours at work, this book suggested too much. He also referenced his Eat That Frog book a lot. You’d be better off reading that one and skipping this one all together.

[Reader]

Excelentes herramientas de productividad

[Rita]

Excelente libro, recorre varios aspectos de la vida profesional y personal que son importantes para llevarte a otro nivel.

[Roderick Vonhogen]

I've enjoyed the book 'Eat that Frog' from the same author, and it has helped me a lot to get more focus on the important goals in my life and how to make progress on them. This book gives a wide overview of a lot of other topics that Brian Tracy has published about, and there are some good pieces of advice in the various chapters that you can immediately apply.

Some things I picked up on:

When you work, work distraction free and work hard. Not for the sake of working hard, but because it will free up time for relationships, friendship, family.

Make lists of your goals. Always write things down. This is something I do every morning now, and journaling and planning has changed the way I work and live my life.

Always focus on the 20% that will create 80% of the value you produce. Getting rid of 'busywork' is something extremely useful in any type of work environment. Even priests like me often focus on a ton of things that have almost no value to the people that they serve.

Be mindful of the way you talk to others and to yourself. These two are often related. Use affirmations to create motivation.

Do these things first early in the morning: practice 20 minutes of exercise, 20 minutes of meditation, 20 minutes of study. This has been a life-changing habit for me personally.

Do the most important and hardest thing first. This is the 'eat that frog' method. Completing an important task first will create motivation and energy to tackle other tasks as well.

Keep a good balance in your life. Instead of overworking during the week and crashing in the weekends, make sure to work on important things only and protect the boundaries of your other important areas of life (relationships, study, physical fitness, sleep).

Keep reading and studying every day to improve the skills that help you become better at what you do. A few years ago, I started reading one hour every day, and at present I often read two or more hours each day. Yet, my productivity is much higher than it has ever been, because I've learned to get better at what I do.

These are just a couple of things I learned from Brian Tracy and from a few other writers and friends. If you are only going to read this book and move on to the next book, this may be a waste of your time. But if you start experimenting with some of the methods proposed here, you may see big changes in your life and career. At least, that's my experience.

[Gábor Karacs]

Overview
"Get it Done Now!" by Brian Tracy is a compelling read for anyone who wants to enhance his productivity and manage his time more effectively. The book is structured around the principle that true productivity isn't just about doing more things; it's about doing the right things that align with your personal and professional goals.

Tracy provides a complete arsenal of strategies to help readers prioritise their most impactful tasks, set and achieve goals, and avoid the common pitfalls of procrastination and distraction. He emphasises the importance of discipline and focus in an age where distractions are omnipresent, offering practical advice on how to cultivate these qualities in one's daily life.

The book delves also into the psychological aspects of productivity, exploring why we often find ourselves stuck in unproductive habits and how to break free from them. Tracy shares insights on the power of positive thinking, the role of motivation, and the significance of setting clear, measurable objectives. He also discusses the importance of continuous learning and personal development as key components of long-term success.

Synopsis
The eight chapters of the book encourage the readers to take actionable steps towards improving their time management skills, with the ultimate goal of taking back control of their time and, by extension, their life. The key idea of each chapter can be summarised as follows:

* Chapter One - No Excuses: Take Control of Your Life Now!
Emphasises the importance of taking responsibility for your life and actions to overcome excuses and achieve your goals.
* Chapter Two - Master the Productivity Mindset
Focuses on developing a mindset geared towards efficiency and effectiveness, crucial for high productivity.
* Chapter Three - Get It Done with Crystal Clear Goal-Setting
Highlights the significance of setting clear, specific, and achievable goals as a foundation for success.
* Chapter Four - Breakthrough Habits to Get Organized Now!
Discusses the development of organisational habits that can lead to breakthrough improvements in productivity.
* Chapter Five - The 10 Best Productivity Methods
Outlines ten proven productivity techniques and how to implement them for better time management and output.
* Chapter Six - End Procrastination Now!
Provides strategies to combat procrastination, enabling you to start taking action on your tasks immediately.
* Chapter Seven - Productivity Tips to Fast-Track Your Career
Offers practical advice for enhancing productivity in a way that accelerates career growth and success.
* Chapter Eight - How to Increase the Value of Every Relationship
Explores ways to enrich personal and professional relationships, which can, in turn, boost productivity
* Conclusion - Make a Difference!
Encourages readers to apply the productivity principles learned to make a positive impact in their lives and the lives of others.

Why you should read it?
The book is a must-read for managers who are looking to elevate their leadership and productivity skills. In a managerial role, where time is often divided among various tasks and teams, the book's strategies for prioritisation and goal-setting are invaluable. Managers will benefit from learning how to focus on high-impact activities that drive team success and organisational growth. The book also provides insights into developing a productivity mindset, which can be cascaded down to teams, fostering a culture of efficiency and achievement. By applying the principles outlined by Brian Tracy, managers can lead by example, enhancing not only their own productivity but also inspiring their teams to reach their full potential.

For the general public, this book offers a roadmap to personal development and success. Whether you're a student, a professional, or someone looking to make the most of your time, the techniques and habits discussed in "Get it Done Now!" are universally applicable. The book's focus on overcoming procrastination and organising one's life resonates with anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of modern living.

Critics and review
The book has received a mix of reviews, with some readers finding value in its productivity strategies while others criticise its approach. Critics argue that the book perpetuates the American cultural narrative that equates success with financial gain, which may not resonate with readers who hold a broader definition of success. The emphasis on monetary achievement is seen as a narrow perspective that overlooks other facets of a fulfilling life.

Furthermore, some reviews point out that the book contains a significant amount of self-referential content, which can come across as self-promotional and egoistic. This aspect might detract from the book's message for readers who are looking for a more humble and relatable guide to productivity. Additionally, the book's content and examples are considered to be rather US-centric, potentially limiting its applicability and relevance to an international audience who may not identify with the American context of productivity and success.

Despite all these criticisms, the book has been praised for its actionable advice and practical techniques that many have successfully applied to improve their productivity and time management. The book's focus on actionable steps can serve as a catalyst for positive change in both personal and professional spheres, making it a worthwhile read for those seeking to enhance their efficiency and achieve their goals.

Verdict
"Get it Done Now!" stands out as a practical guide that distills Brian Tracy's extensive knowledge on productivity into actionable steps for readers. While it may draw criticism for its perceived materialistic undertones and self-referential content, the book remains a valuable resource for those looking to streamline their approach to work and life. Its clear-cut strategies and emphasis on goal-setting and prioritisation offer a blueprint for anyone eager to enhance their productivity and make tangible progress towards their aspirations.

About the authors
Brian Tracy is a Canadian-American motivational speaker, author, and entrepreneur, renowned for his expertise in personal development and productivity. Born in 1944, in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Tracy grew up in a challenging financial environment, which instilled in him a strong work ethic and a desire to succeed. Despite these early hardships, he cultivated a mindset of growth and ambition. Tracy attended the University of Alberta, where he furthered his education before embarking on a journey of self-made success.

Tracy's career is marked by a passion for helping others achieve their personal and professional goals. He founded Brian Tracy International in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1984, a company that offers counseling on leadership, selling, self-esteem, goals, strategy, creativity, and success psychology. With over 80 books to his name, translated into dozens of languages, Tracy's work has reached a global audience, inspiring countless individuals with his message of self-discipline and the pursuit of excellence.

His notable works include "Eat That Frog!" and "No Excuses! The Power of Self-Discipline," which reflect his philosophy that success is within everyone's reach with the right mindset and actions.

[Firdaus Aris]

Here are the key takeaways from "Get it Done Now!" by Brian Tracy:

1. Own Your Time: Take charge of where your time goes instead of letting distractions decide for you.
2. Set Goals: Clear goals make it easier to stay focused and motivated.
3. Focus on What Matters: Identify and prioritize tasks that move you closer to your goals.
4. Build Routines: A daily routine helps keep you on track and productive.
5. Beat Procrastination: Break big tasks into smaller, manageable steps to make starting easier.
6. Limit Distractions: A distraction-free space makes a huge difference in getting things done.
7. Stay Disciplined: Self-discipline is key to sticking with your plans.
8. Reflect Often: Regularly check your progress and tweak what’s not working.

The book is all about taking control, staying focused, and building habits to get more done with less stress.

[Chapter.whispers.reads]

Get It Done Now! is a practical and motivating book that focuses on overcoming procrastination and improving productivity. Brian Tracy highlights effective execution, stressing that ideas and plans only matter when they are followed by consistent action. A strong emphasis is placed on self-discipline, encouraging readers to train themselves to do important work even when motivation is low.

The book also teaches how to prioritize goals, focusing on high-value tasks that create the greatest impact instead of wasting time on low-priority activities. Tracy emphasizes the importance of working without disturbance, such as minimizing distractions and developing deep concentration habits to produce higher-quality results. Overall, the book offers clear, actionable strategies that help readers work smarter, stay focused, and achieve their goals efficiently.

[George]

A book that reads like it was written in a weekend. Hilarious takes on productivity, time management and how one phrase repeated every morning before work made a phone salesman go from no sales to a supervisor, manager and starting his own company in 4 months (no joke).

When a book that has in the title "Take Back Your Life" tells to that working overtime when not required and work through the weekend is the key, it becomes the ramblings of a mad man.

I urge the potential reader to check the author's profile and look at the number of books published. Never has the phrase quantity over quality been more accurate.

Avoid this book (and I would argue the author) like the low effort self help bandwagon grift plague that it is.

[Sandra]

Bałam się, że to będzie kolejna książka z kategorii #laniewody i materiał zapychaczowo-coachinginowy, ale nie - książka jest pisana tak konkretnym językiem, że przyjemnie się ją czyta i nie chce się zbytnio od niej odrywać - jednocześnie nie jest to książka do wieczornego, relaksacyjnego czytanka. Robiłam dużo notatek podczas lektury, trzeba mieć długopis w ręce i czas na przemyślenia podczas lektury.
Być może innym ta książka nie przypadała do gustu ze względu na to, że *prawdopodobnie* spora część materiału powtarza się z jego innych książek, ale to była moja pierwsza przeczytana książka tego autora, więc nie ocenię jej pod tym względem.

[Monika (care_book)]

4,5/5 ⭐️ Polecam !
Brian Tracy zaskakuje prostotą i dosadnością swoich rad i stwierdzeń. Prostymi afirmacjami popycha nas do działania i ulepszania naszego życia. Wszystko to co osiągnęliśmy dotychczas to zasługa przede wszystkim nas samych i naszego podejścia. Warto to sobie uświadomić - że sami jesteśmy odpowiedzialni za swoje sukcesy - i karmić swój mózg tylko pozytywną energią. Dobre nastawienie to 70-80% powodzenia w każdej sytuacji jaka nas spotyka. Każdy kto czuje się przytłoczony nadmiarem obowiązków i zadań powinien po nią sięgnąć. 💪🏻

[Flo]

Good book. This author not only gives you his tips on how to avoid procrastinating but he suggests other author's books as well. He has many examples, other people's experiences as well as his own on achieving the many tips on getting things done. My favourite is his 7 steps for goal setting. I like to take notes of things that stand out for me when I read self help books. Such as, when he says, everything that you do or don't do is a result of habits that you have developed early in life. It's up to you to work on cultivating good habits and elbowing out the bad ones.

[Dorian Gutowski]

A very good book if you're exploring the topic of self-improvement. I can't say that this one book will be enough to form a complete picture of what you want to learn, but you'll definitely get something out of it. It's a quick and enjoyable read. With all due respect to the author's productivity, he sometimes borrows threads from his other books, mixing them up in a chaotic manner and failing to explain them as if they were meant to be a book that wouldn't be too short. Hence, 4 stars.

[Matthew]

inspirational and repetitive.

Tracy goes through his most popular teachings and organizes them into an amended version. It’s easy to review the key points as the reader can easily pick up wherever they left off in the text. If you’ve never read Tracy before, It’s a good introduction.

[Daniel Tolson]

Happy New Year


What a great book to bring in the New Year! Brian has started simple and easy to apply ideas in this book that will make you rich.

Thank you Brian, best regards Daniel Tolson

[Natasha Theresa]

Great discussion with another guy about best time management strategies. No fancy apps or planners, just a good ol' spiral notebook and a system. Really has helped me to start my days better and get more done.

[Mike Leveridge]

Just about the worst productivity book ever. Reads like a shyster, baffled by his perceptions of laziness, ranting at a party full of jerks. That said, it is a comical read, absolutely calorie-free advice from your very old uncle.

[Carlos Filipe Bernardino]

Brian Tracy a des livres plus intéressants et peut-être avec plus d'éléments utiles. Celui-ci, je le ressens comme un recyclage et une mise à jour d'idées et de concepts qu'il avait déjà partagés avec nous. Pour les néophytes de cet auteur, cela pourrait être utile.

[Ahmed Eid]

This book helped me in my overall thinking about my working life, but l felt that some aspects that presented by the author were somehow superficial.