Time Power
by Brian Tracy
A comprehensive time-management manual: psychology of productivity, planning, priorities, delegation, meetings, reading, interruptions, and the balance of work and life. It is thorough and conventional, and useful as a reference more than a read-through.
Read it if…
you want a full catalogue of time-management techniques to pick from.
Skip it if…
you want one method; see Eat That Frog!.
Three things you will actually use
- Plan the day in writing before it begins.
- Priorities decided in advance survive the day.
- Delegate everything someone else can do at seventy percent.
Do this first
Read the chapter on your biggest time leak (interruptions, meetings or email) and apply only that.
Our verdict
A full catalogue of techniques.
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