Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Steps To Work Less And Do More (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
Overwhelmed? Overworked? Don't feel there are enough hours in a day? Or, would you like to learn about how to refine some of your organization skills and work habits? Mr. Robbins has written this to help you work less and do more. It is an easy to read book that contains excellent ideas condensed into nine steps to help you work more efficiently but do less. The book is full of every day examples that help you relate the topic's objective with events in your life. (Well, with the exception of the Zombies. I can't say that I know too many individuals striving to put together a Zombie army.) Mr. Robbins writes with a flamboyant flair to help easily move you through the nine steps. You will find that each chapter ends with an outline of the important skills that correspond to the step being discussed. I like this because it provides me a quick reference list so that I can be sure I am on track and progressing. This book should not gather cobwebs from sitting on the shelf of your personal library. The content is fresh enough that it will appear that way each time the book is read. It is an excellent reference book that is to be used over and over to help you conquer working less, doing more, and enjoying the free time that is will be yours. This was a really great, quick read on actionable steps to make your life more efficient and organized. And Robbins presents his material in a fun, straight-forward, way that is quite relevant to the younger working generation. I've read a number of these types of books and yet found quite a few gem ideas in here that I'd never come across before. Definitely worth the time to read through and implement Robbins' relevant suggestions.
What do You think about Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Steps To Work Less And Do More (2010)?
I've read this book twice and will probably read it again. Good, practical advice.
—kaizer
If you have any common sense you don't need to read this book.
—Kelyn
Streamlined, easy-to-follow guidance to get things done.
—andre
