Productive lazy person. How not to do too much and keep up with everything
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Productivity is not the quantity, but the importance of the executed affairs
Women go down all day, trying to be an exemplary mother, wife, mistress, employee, but in the end they experience only fatigue, irritation and dissatisfaction with themselves. Tonya Dalton offers his readers a completely new look at things: Polkark is not an excess of affairs, but ignorance, for which to grab, and inability to organize.
In her book, she teaches how:
* Determine your unique priorities and life goals
* Find the time for everything that is really important to you
Learn to speak "no" without experiencing guilt for this
to develop personal efficiency systems that are suitable for you
join thousands of women who have already managed to break out of the closed circle of chronic fuss and start living more A happy and bright life.
When everyone around uses to do more, this book allows you to do less. Tonya explains why everything is necessary to exclude everything secondary from his life and leave only what really matters. - Lina Rinn, vice president of the consulting company Franklin Covey
If you at least once said, when you wanted to say "no", read this book. If you have at least once fell from fatigue, without completing your entire list of affairs, read this book. If you at least once wanted to be 25 hours in a day, read this book. If you are ready to enjoy life more and be afraid less, read this book. - John Eikuff, the author of the bestseller
about the author
Tonya Dalton - founder and director of Inkwell Press Productivity. An expert in the field of personal efficiency, coach and speaker, Tonya teaches people to live the way they really want it, and fulfill their dreams and goals. Its podcast "Paradox of productivity" exceeded a million downloads and is included in the TOP-50 Apple-Poddads for Business and Management. Tonya Dalton lives in Eshville, North Carolina, with her husband John and children, Jack and Kate
Women go down all day, trying to be an exemplary mother, wife, mistress, employee, but in the end they experience only fatigue, irritation and dissatisfaction with themselves. Tonya Dalton offers his readers a completely new look at things: Polkark is not an excess of affairs, but ignorance, for which to grab, and inability to organize.
In her book, she teaches how:
* Determine your unique priorities and life goals
* Find the time for everything that is really important to you
Learn to speak "no" without experiencing guilt for this
to develop personal efficiency systems that are suitable for you
join thousands of women who have already managed to break out of the closed circle of chronic fuss and start living more A happy and bright life.
When everyone around uses to do more, this book allows you to do less. Tonya explains why everything is necessary to exclude everything secondary from his life and leave only what really matters. - Lina Rinn, vice president of the consulting company Franklin Covey
If you at least once said, when you wanted to say "no", read this book. If you have at least once fell from fatigue, without completing your entire list of affairs, read this book. If you at least once wanted to be 25 hours in a day, read this book. If you are ready to enjoy life more and be afraid less, read this book. - John Eikuff, the author of the bestseller
about the author
Tonya Dalton - founder and director of Inkwell Press Productivity. An expert in the field of personal efficiency, coach and speaker, Tonya teaches people to live the way they really want it, and fulfill their dreams and goals. Its podcast "Paradox of productivity" exceeded a million downloads and is included in the TOP-50 Apple-Poddads for Business and Management. Tonya Dalton lives in Eshville, North Carolina, with her husband John and children, Jack and Kate
Author:
Author:Dalton Tonya
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-985-15-4578-6
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