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Habits of Highly Effective People: Accomplish More by Managing Your Time and Focus. 15 Habits of Highly Productive People

By Geoffrey Lucas

Book information

Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Year
2016
ISBN
1530804213, 9781530804214
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
310 kB (317263 bytes)
Pages
118\0
Time added
2016-09-23 21:46:19
Time Management;Self-Help

Description

How to be more productive at work and in every facet of our lives. Habits run our lives. By adopting the right habits, you will manage to be more productive. Habits have the power to keep you from stretching yourself. You can learn how to avoid bad habits and become more productive overnight. You will learn slowing down to work more deliberately; shrinking or eliminating the unimportant; the rule of three; striving for imperfection; scheduling less time for important tasks; the 20 second rule to distract yourself from the inevitable distractions; the concept of productive procrastination. 15 characteristics of highly productive people In an eye-opening and thoroughly engaging read, Lucas offers a treasure trove of insights and over best practices that will help you get more things done. Buy this book NOW to increase your productivity, enhance your focus level and to stop feeling overworked again. Pick up your copy today by clicking the “ BUY NOW” button at the right top of this page. 7 Days to REFUND if you are not satisfied. RISK FREE.

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