For entrepreneurs, managing your time and managing your business are often almost the same thing. In this clear, concise book about time management strategies for entrepreneurs, the authors give you practical techniques and real world examples that you can immediately incorporate into your own planning to increase your productivity and increase the amount of time you have to actually enjoy your life. They also provide you with a change in mindset that will make it very easy to see which tasks are vital and which ones should either fade away or be given to someone else. Connie Ragen Green and Geoff Hoff, successful entrepreneurs and authors, teach the step by step process they have shared with others to make time management the key to productivity and overall business success. As they like to say, "if you don't know where you're going, it is difficult to get there."

Learning a new skill, or enhancing an existing one, is made much more enjoyable and impactful through the timeless format of story telling. 'Where Did My day Go?' is the second in an exciting new series of books, which tell the story of a leader who is learning the essential skills of leadership the hard way - on-the-job Within this book, the second in the series, you will see Quinn, after the first month in the role of Divisional Manager, struggling with the volume of work needed to both manage the day-to-day activities whilst simultaneously lead the team in their many projects and tasks. Quinn discovers time management is as much about self-management as it is about project-management. In addition, without the ability to be able to bring singular focus to the most important tasks and objectives, life can quickly spiral out of control into a cluttered and disorganized mess With the help of the vice-president and a fellow divisional manager Quinn attempts to find that all-important focus through a combination of technology, processes and systems and the development of effective habits.

LEARN:: How to STOP Being Overwhelmed by Email and Get to Inbox Zero "Are you buried under an avalanche of email?" In our fast-paced world, it's easy to allow hundreds--even thousands--of messages accumulate in your inbox. While email can enhance your personal communication, it can also turn into a huge time sink. Let email control you and it could lead to: low productivity, stress, distraction and a lack of focus on important projects. The solution? Learn how to declutter your inbox and never again get overwhelmed by email. DISCOVER:: How the "Inbox Zero Habit" Can Stem the Tide of Email Whereas most books (and blog posts) recommend fancy technology for email management, this doesn't solve the root problem. It's kind of like a doctor focusing on the symptoms, not the disease. In order to do your best work in a peaceful, constructive manner, you need to develop a specific routine that focuses on email efficiency. Put simply: You need to develop a habit for processing email. In the book "Declutter Your Inbox," you will get a nine-step plan that helps clear the email clutter--no matter how many messages you receive on a daily basis. If you are someone who only spends 20 minutes managing email, the tips in this book will cut that time in half. On the other hand, if you are a high-powered executive who spends as much as three to four hours per day managing email, this book will help you discover a number of high-leverage habits that will increase your productivity. DOWNLOAD:: "Declutter Your Inbox: 9 Proven Steps to Eliminate Email Overload" "Declutter Your Inbox" contains a detailed blueprint of how to be productive while processing email. You will learn how to: Read and understand the six limiting beliefs about email. Write template responses and use software to handle common questions. Practice the "10 rules" of writing efficient emails. Organize your inbox by creating email filters. Use seven tools for managing an empty inbox. Create a central location for files that you typically send. Practice the 4 D's when processing emails. Streamline all your inboxes into one (or two) locations. Develop seven habits for managing email. Don't become a slave to your inbox. You can get to "inbox zero" by creating a powerful routine for processing email. Would You Like To Know More? Download and take control of email today. Scroll to the top of the page and select the "buy" button.

Everyone gets 168 hours a week, but it never feels like enough, does it? Work gobbles up the lion's share--many professionals are working as much as 70 hours a week--leaving less and less for rest, exercise, family, and friends. You know, all those things that make life great. Most people think productivity is about finding or saving time. But it's not. It's about making our time work for us. Just imagine having free time again. It's not a pipe dream. In Free to Focus, New York Times bestselling author Michael Hyatt reveals to readers nine proven ways to win at work so they are finally free to succeed at the rest of life--their health, relationships, hobbies, and more. He helps readers redefine their goals, evaluate what's working, cut out the nonessentials, focus on the most important tasks, manage their time and energy, and build momentum for a lifetime of success.

Do you find you have too few hours in a day? Are you always rushed? Are you existing instead of living? If so, this book is for you If you don't manage your time properly - your stress level goes up, so start with time management. Learn techniques that give you maximum benefit from a minimum investment of time and energy. Learn that cutting corners is not cheating - but simply good time management. Spend more time doing the things you want to do, become energised and able to accomplish much more than you have in the past.