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Making It All Work: Winning at the Game of Work and Business of Life
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David Allen is at it again. In Making It All Work, the time management expert who has written quite a number of time management books follows up on his 2001 best seller Getting It Done. This time around expect more personal, professional and career organizational skills with more tips on how to achieve goals with less stress and more reward.
Allen releases a daring challenge to his followers to take their personal development and in some cases ambition to new, higher levels. Like the coach that he is, Allen has finely tuned his game plan for readers. Remember, this is the author that showed his readership how to empty their in-boxes, decrease their e-mails and make the most of every minute.
The reward is a more productive and efficient lifestyle that keeps his followers on track to achieve their goals. In today’s tight job market, Allen’s newest book is certainly timely.
This time around Allen delves into diverse situations found in the home as well as in the career. Everything from arranging elderly care to planning your next vacation falls under the watchful eye of the author. Allen shies away from suggesting that his time management philosophy does not solve everyday living problems but it does give the reader the confidence to address those tricky situations.
The readership will be asked to perform a thorough self- inventory and use that inventory as a route to successfully accomplishing higher performance. The thesis is that his followers may have gotten sidetracked or as little rusty. It is now time for some fine-tuning.
The readers can expect to spend some time gripping a renewed perspective and setting in motion a plan to take charge. Allen reminds us that we are in command of our lives. No excuses, no one to blame but ourselves is a common thread between Allen’s two time management books.
Getting it Done had a huge global following covering all career fields of personal and self-improvement followers. If you have a goal and feel frustrated with the lack of time you have to achieve your goals, Allen’s time management book Making It All Work: Winning at the Game of Work and Business of Life may touch a helpful nerve. If you are already a believer in Allen’s program, this is a good book to put more substance in your increased productivity.
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