The Productivity Formula

After reading and working through this book, you will have put everything in place that you need to be get more things done in less time to spend the other time on things you want to do. And here it is - The Productivity Formula(TM), 'OUTPUT' -an acronym standing for: Observe yourselfUnbox your motivationTackle your distractionsProgramme your mindUtilise the toolsTo be continued.After reading this book, you will have a better understanding of yourself. You will be more motivated. You will know what is distracting you. You will create the right mind-set. You will also have tools that will help you to be more productive. In addition to that you will get an understanding how to stay productive and not fall back into a less productive pattern."Since I met Christine, I've wondered: how does she do all the different things she does? Is her day 34 hours long? Does she not sleep? Did she hire the elves away from Santa Claus? After reading her book, I know the answer is much more boring: she's just incredibly productive with her time. I know, not as cool as the elves thing. The good news: with the help of the book, you can also become a lot more productive While this is not the first productivity book, it's also not a "usual" productivity book. It's not page after page of "how great I am"author stories. It's not page after page of marginally relevant science speak.In fact, with all the exercises, it doesn't even feel like a book - it feels more like a coaching session with a productivity coach. A coach that asks all the right questions and leads you to all the right answers. And that's how the book does what so many productivity books fail to do: It leads to direct action on your part, and hence improved results. It's all about OUTPUT, as you'll learn from the acronym Christine establishes. So unless you have a great offer for those elves, you better start reading this book " Christoph Sollich, The Pitch Doctor, www.pitchdoctor.com