168 Hours : You Have More Time Than You Think (Paperback)

from bell7

We're all pressed for time and rushing around. At least, that's what a lot of self help books, online articles, and your brain would have you think. But author Laura Vanderkam challenges you to reassess that: even if you work a 50-60 hour week and get enough sleep there are enough hours to fit in...

from MorganGMac

Challenged me to truly examine how I spend my time and to stop insisting that I just "don't have time." I choose how I spend my own time. I have two small children, and I'm starting a small, online business. Tracking my 168 hours was monumentally informative, and I never would have done so withou...

from deldevries

Innovative look at how we really use our time. Main take aways: collect your own data about actual time use first. Data driven decisions! Use the time that you have including planning for big dreams and fully using the 10 minute and 30 time blocks available. A good reminder that I'm in charge.

from TrekkieChickReads

How many hours do you spend working? Now, during those hours, how much is spent on actual work - responding to emails, finishing up that project, sitting in productive meetings? How much of that time is spent on truly non-work tasks - checking social media, being in a meeting where everyone repea...

from twryan72

Helpful: 168 hours should be enough time to achieve balance if you stop wasting time on the Internet, etc...The book caused me to look at my schedule and attempt to streamline. However, the book's format read as a journal the author kept about how she manages to apply time management principles t...