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3.56 AVERAGE
3.56 AVERAGE
Assumes the reader has the of privilege of money and access to technology, and that the reader is neurotypical. Somewhat dated in terms of technology.
informative
fast-paced
There's nothing new or earth-shattering here; if you've gone through other productivity guides, this is just the same material (often quoted directly from other sources).
The author's thick Irish accent makes listening to this interesting, but also highly distracting for American English listeners, as many words are pronounced differently than we are used to.
A lot of tips are crammed into this very short work. Sleep. Hydrate. Maintain a to-do list. Schedule in planning time on your calendar. And so on. Technological tips are a mix of generic advice ("Google for how to do X") and quite specific advice about specific software tools.
I have no idea why the author says that keeping a lot of files on your desktop, as opposed to another folder in your computer, will impair computer performance, slowing down your computer. I've never heard that before and don't know why that would be.
This work is ok - but I feel there are plenty of more useful and engaging productivity resources out there.
Perhaps fleshing out the work with more personal examples and stories would help.
The author's thick Irish accent makes listening to this interesting, but also highly distracting for American English listeners, as many words are pronounced differently than we are used to.
A lot of tips are crammed into this very short work. Sleep. Hydrate. Maintain a to-do list. Schedule in planning time on your calendar. And so on. Technological tips are a mix of generic advice ("Google for how to do X") and quite specific advice about specific software tools.
I have no idea why the author says that keeping a lot of files on your desktop, as opposed to another folder in your computer, will impair computer performance, slowing down your computer. I've never heard that before and don't know why that would be.
This work is ok - but I feel there are plenty of more useful and engaging productivity resources out there.
Perhaps fleshing out the work with more personal examples and stories would help.
hopeful
informative
reflective
slow-paced
A handy course with clear advice in each of the chapters. Breaks down organization into helpful and manageable chunks.
informative
medium-paced
Most concepts covered are already well known, no 'secret sauce' but good enough to propel you in the right direction.
La ñora se la pasa diciendo “esto me funciona a mi, seguro al resto del mundo también” y perdí la cuenta de cuantas veces mencionó Evernote
All the basics are here - but were it not for the author’s Irish accent probably wouldn’t have persisted. It’s a bit like healthy living - most of us know what we should do but for many the challenge is actually doing it.
I thought all the lectures made sense and were easy to apply to daily life. I didn’t want it to end. Very helpful - included great tips for getting organized.
yes, I will create a morning routine, exercise, meditate and look after my body after I stop being a sack of sad potatoes. I do feel the book is a good "how-to" guide to building a good foundation for adulting things.