Reviews

On Apr 13 Sander Zegveld wrote: Learn how to be more productive and read this book, NOW!
As a regular reader of computer books this is one the exceptions to the rule: a book about productivity. The title of this book is really what this book is about (with most of the titles it works that way ; although with fiction books the titles that is more not the case actually). I enjoyed the book from start to finish. First the author introduces you to the so called Peak Productivity Pyramid (like the Maslow Pyramid) , and you can take a test to see at which levels you might have work to do to be more productive. I found out that for me at all levels work needed to be done, so I was really interested in reading the rest of the book as I was anxious to learn what I needed to change to be more productive. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Mar 16 Diego Gonzalez wrote: Very interesting, but nothing new
In an age where new technologies should make us more productive, the opposite effect occurs. Every time we have more things to do and the same amount of time to do them. Subtract time from sleep, leisure or family a short-term solution that ends turning against us. Luckily there are people like Tamara Myles. This book explains in a very didactic way and with examples the factors that hinder or enhance our productivity, how to detect and correct our weaknesses to achieve our best performance. Full Review  >

Rating: 4.0

On Feb 25 Claire Sewell wrote: Reach your productivity potential
Clear, practical tips for helping you to declutter, set goals and achieve what you want from your work or life. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Feb 25 Mohamed Fizal Ihsan Mohamed wrote:
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Rating: 4.0