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Loading... Time Management from the Inside Out: The Foolproof System for Taking…by Julie Morgenstern
None. If your life is a chaotic mess that is dotted with missed deadlines, mounting paperwork and jumbled priorities, then Morgenstern's book will likely be helpful. Fortunately, I consider myself to be a fairly productive person (most of the time). Hence, I was searching for some time-management tips that went beyond common sense steps. Consider Morgenstern's work time management 101. Skip it if you're already fairly adept at prioritizing tasks and juggling multiple challenges. But for those folks who feel perpetually behind in grappling with life's many demands, you'll find some helpful nuggets in this book. This is clearly the author's main target audience. (  ) brianinbuffalo | Jun 5, 2011 |  These days we are overwhelmed by balancing work and family life and overwhelmed with clutter. As a follow-up to her best-selling book Organizing From the Inside Out, Julie Morgenstern is back again and ready to help you take back your time. Did you know that the average person loses one to two hours per day searching for items? Stop wasting that time! Morgenstern will show you techniques for setting time management goals, tips for choosing the right kind of planner, tips for getting things done faster, and how to say no to things that you don’t really need to do. If you often find yourself saying, “If only there were more hours in the day,” then this book is for you! (  ) lorireed | Nov 8, 2010 | This is a good book on time management. I enjoyed it and I have recently started using some of the techniques and they do work. ( ) garets86 | Jun 26, 2010 | a lot of common sense stuff and tips I've read in various forms (mostly similar concepts in software management). It ties it together quite nicely. I'm slowly trying to adopt some of these methods and I'm impressed enough I got her book on organization from the library to read and considering buying both. JonathanGorman | Oct 31, 2009 | One of the few time management books that actually makes sense for insanely busy people. Julie Morgenstern really hit the nail on the head for me when she pointed out that if you don't block off time to tackle a task, you're not going to get to that task in this lifetime. (She wasn't quite that melodramatic about it, but that's the main idea.) A fabulous book! ( )1  anndouglas | Nov 1, 2005 | no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0805075909, Paperback)A thoroughly updated and expanded edition of the definitive guide to managing and freeing up time Applying the groundbreaking from-the-inside-out approach that made Organizing from the Inside Out a New York Times bestseller, Julie Morgenstern set a new standard for the time- management category. Her system has helped countless readers uncover their psychological stumbling blocks and strengths, and develop a time-management system that suits their individual needs. By applying her proven three-step program-Analyze, Strategize, Attack-and following her effective guidelines, readers will find more time for work, family, self-improvement, or whatever is most important to them. Time management is a learnable skill, and in this completely revised edition, Morgenstern provides the ultimate tools to combine, delegate, and eliminate unnecessary tasks; put technology to work; and stop procrastinating once and for all. This revised edition delivers - a new chapter about the WADE formula for getting started - new time maps for people with irregular schedules - new four-, eight-, and twelve-week program guides for improving time-management skills - a fully updated resource guide (retrieved from Amazon Wed, 02 Jan 2013 19:42:39 -0500) No library descriptions found. |
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