How to Be a Productivity Ninja

from TheIdleWoman

Fun, engaging, with plenty of diagrams and a perky British sense of humour, this is one of the better productivity books I've come across. As others have noted in reviews, I felt that Allcott relied quite heavily on principles developed by earlier writers - David Allen's "Getting Things Done" loo...

from booksgaloreca

I requested a copy of this book to review even though I am not normally a fan of this type of book. I have a lot of different things on the go lately and they have been overwhelming my life, so I was looking for tips on how to streamline things and get better organized. I really liked the book. I...

from PDCRead

Alcott is offering here a solution to the email overload, the tedious meetings, the office politics and the general bedlam that is the modern working life. He offers methods of dealing with your working challenges in todays office. There are solutions for getting you email to zero, the best way t...

from datrappert

Allcott's engaging book on productivity is a bit overlong, but his methods are mostly commonsense and easy to apply. He freely (with acknowledgements) borrows good ideas from elsewhere, such as the Zero Inbox, Big Rocks, and so on and weaves them together into a useful toolbox that you can pick a...

from datrappert

Allcott's engaging book on productivity is a bit overlong, but his methods are mostly commonsense and easy to apply. He freely (with acknowledgements) borrows good ideas from elsewhere, such as the Zero Inbox, Big Rocks, and so on and weaves them together into a useful toolbox that you can pick a...