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Just read "Make Time" by @jakeknapp and @joh8282
An absorbing book on reshaping your life to fill it with highlights rather than just stuff. Perfect design too, lots of whitespace, and loved the combinations of fonts! #serifforbodytext
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An absorbing book on reshaping your life to fill it with highlights rather than just stuff. Perfect design too, lots of whitespace, and loved the combinations of fonts! #serifforbodytext
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Solid time management book-- very fast to read, and lots of little tips on how to structure your day to accomplish things and focus better. Definitely recommend and I'm looking forward to testing it out.
informative
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
Honestly I need to reread this. I completely forgot about it and then my hold came up so I read the first half like 8 months before I read the 2nd half
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
A collection of tactics to help you select what matters and... make time for it. Good stuff in here, and very useful.
funny
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
Praktische konkrete Tipps - lieben wir.
Reading this while studying agile and while I know most of these tips already, it’s well written, fun and would be a really good intro to all of this stuff for someone who doesn’t know any of it
This book is an excellent low-pressure roadmap to doing higher quality, more intentional, meaningful work through small daily actions.
The value I find in such a book is that it forces me to think about the subject. This one in particular provides the reader with a list of bite-sized “recipes”.
This book is fantastic if you want real-life tactics on making time for things that matter to you. It’s approachable, includes humour, and is organized into bite-size chunks that can be read and considered easily. The authors do a great job of adding in their personal thoughts and even show the ways they disagree on some ideas. It’s very realistic and they give simple ideas on removing yourself from the “rat race”.
If you are at all interested in productivity and focusing on the things that matter, then I would wholeheartedly recommend this book! (And even if you aren't, I think this will win over a few of you...)