Working Smart

by Michael LeBoeuf

Are you working too hard? Too long? Too frantically?
How to Accomplish More in Half the Time

A complete program: Excercises! Charts! Results!

Are you buried under an avalanche of paper? Are you besieged by visitors, meetings and phone calls?

Try
WORKING SMART

° Banish the 12 major contributors to failure and fatigue!
° Increase your flexibility and awareness!
° Conquer procrastination!
° Set goals that work for you!
° Sharpen your memory and concentration power!
° Discover unconscious decision-making!
° Strengthen your self-image!
° Eliminate guilt, worry, fear and excessive anger!
° Improve your reading and writing skills!

If you feel you are too busy or too tired... to read WORKING SMART you need it most of all!

Genres: Nonfiction, Business

272 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1979

Reviews

[Ralph]

This is a wonderful little book! Sure, it is ancient, but it is still as relevant today as it was way back when it was written, around 1979, I believe. It is probably the oldest book on my night stand, and amazingly, even though I have read it dozens of times, it is still in like new condition. What's that?? I am supposed to review the CONTENT, not the book itself? Oh, OK!

There is not much to say other than READ IT! It is very concise and to the point. So of course he quotes Strunk and White's Elements of Style. In fact, the quotes at the beginning of each chapter and sprinkled liberally throughout have stuck with me over the years and are among my favorites.

All in all, a great forerunner to books like David Allen's Getting Things Done.

[Sawsan Al Khadhra]

One of the best books I ever read in my life. It has changed me a lot and helped to improve my skills. Until now I go back to it to remind myself of the things I have learned and I use it also to train and develop my team members.

[Andiek Kurniawan]

Buku yang bagus, bagamana bekerja dengan cerdas agar lebih efisien waktu dan tenaga

[Frank Logue]

good book with tips on time management and getting organized.

[Belle Meade School]

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