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Time Management by Brian Tracy — WisdomDeck honest review
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Time Management

by Brian Tracy

A short volume from Tracy's business library: twenty-one techniques including the ABCDE method, the law of three, batching and single-handling. Nothing new, all usable, done in an hour.

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you want a one-hour refresher on time basics.

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you want a system; see Getting Things Done.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Plan every day in advance.
  2. Single-handle tasks.
  3. Your three most valuable tasks deserve most of your day.

Do this first

Do the law of three: identify the three tasks that produce ninety percent of your value.

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An hour of time basics.

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