Shaina L. (GallopingGal) reviewed How to Get Control of Your Time and Your Life on + 93 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
The inside reads:
Alan Lakein has written this practical, no-nonsense guide to managing your personal and buisiness time. He shows you how to set short-term goals, establish priorities, organize a daily schedule, and achieve better self-understanding. He even provides tips for building willpower, creating quiet time, defeating unpleasant tasks, and keeping yourself on target. IBM, At&T, Gloria Steinem, and thousands of business people, professionals, homemakers and students have benefited from his program--now you can make it work for you.
Time is life. This book is your key to liberating all the vital energies and vast potential you possess.
Alan Lakein has written this practical, no-nonsense guide to managing your personal and buisiness time. He shows you how to set short-term goals, establish priorities, organize a daily schedule, and achieve better self-understanding. He even provides tips for building willpower, creating quiet time, defeating unpleasant tasks, and keeping yourself on target. IBM, At&T, Gloria Steinem, and thousands of business people, professionals, homemakers and students have benefited from his program--now you can make it work for you.
Time is life. This book is your key to liberating all the vital energies and vast potential you possess.
Sue E. (Susanaque) -
Helpful Score: 1
For people who go through life going the hurriered I go the behind I get. Some good solutions will be found.
Carla R. (BlueMoon67) reviewed How to Get Control of Your Time and Your Life on + 66 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
One of the best books around on time management.
1) the list on the last two pages of this book is very good
2) the basic idea in this books is helpful. however, the stories are a litte outdated.
3) one might want to spend 10 mins at bookstore flipping through rather than have it on your desk/bag/bedside
4) also some talks online on time management is also very helpful and up to date. e.g. brian tracy, last lecture by one dying carnagie mallon professor
2) the basic idea in this books is helpful. however, the stories are a litte outdated.
3) one might want to spend 10 mins at bookstore flipping through rather than have it on your desk/bag/bedside
4) also some talks online on time management is also very helpful and up to date. e.g. brian tracy, last lecture by one dying carnagie mallon professor
