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The Logic of Change: A few tips to help you take action in your life
How many times have we tried to change something in our life? How many times have we attempted to start a new activity? How many times have we failed in doing so? And if suddenly we saw those changes or new activities in the light of project management principles? Our life is by far the most important project we have in our hands. Why not using strategies and techniques similar to those applied in business so we walk a successful path? Time management, budget control, reality checkpoints, action plans... all those are aspects we should consider if we really want to make the best of out of the most important and transcendental project we our life.
61 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 24, 2020
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July 1, 2020
“Life is the most important entrepreneurship”. Inspirational quotes like this one can be found everywhere. But they always sound so… vague. What does that actually mean?
Project management strategies down to earth: Fabian uses friendly concepts, hilarious and concrete examples to explain how to create and maintain new habits. As a psychologist, I recognized some key steps to behavioral change in “The Logic of Change”. Identifying what the real objective is, making the behaviors measurable, concrete and -the most important thing- starting with something achievable!
I recommend this book to those who are looking for ways to change, and to those who are not. If you are part of the last group, you will probably change your mind afterwards 😉
Project management strategies down to earth: Fabian uses friendly concepts, hilarious and concrete examples to explain how to create and maintain new habits. As a psychologist, I recognized some key steps to behavioral change in “The Logic of Change”. Identifying what the real objective is, making the behaviors measurable, concrete and -the most important thing- starting with something achievable!
I recommend this book to those who are looking for ways to change, and to those who are not. If you are part of the last group, you will probably change your mind afterwards 😉
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