Book Review: Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Step to Work Less and Do More

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Today I shall be reviewing a book titled Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Step to Work Less and Do More by Stever Robbins.

Here is the description of the book:

Want to conquer your e-mail inbox once and for all? Need help getting organized and staying focused? Start reading! Millions of people already benefit from the innovative, time-saving tips that Stever Robbins dispenses each week in his #1 ranked Get-It-Done Guy podcast. Now he’s come up with a 9-step plan to transform even the most overwhelmed into an overachiever. You will learn to: Beat procrastination by speed dating your tasks: You’ll face anything if it’s just for three minutes; schedule small, finite periods of time for those tasks that seem too overwhelming to get started on. Give your technology a performance review: Our smart phones, PDAs, and computers often make less work in one area while making much more work in others. Review your technology to make sure it’s delivering on its promise. Cut out the small talk: Small talk builds superficial relationships, which is a grand waste of time. Ask better questions to make instant connections that’ll benefit you for years to come.   Written in the uniquely humorous style Stever is known for, Get-It-Done Guy’s 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More will help you break the bad habits slowing you down and holding you back. Work less and do more—your free time is waiting!

My review:

I was really excited when I got this book for a review. I always work more and gain less. I needed some techniques to alter this image. This book helped me to set some strategies in order to achieve my goals by working less. And no it doesn’t talk about being lazy and do nothing and you will gain more. No. There are actually 9 steps in order to achieve the "work less and do more" thing.

Personally, I felt the book was repetitive and wordy for the most of the time. It was full of information any mankind was familiar with it. I had to skip many pages because I knew already how to organize my time and stop wasting time, but it could be just me. It was good in a sense of just reminding me.

However, the book was full of great techniques. I actually bookmarked all those techniques so I don’t forget about them.

My favourite chapter was 4 or step 4. 

   

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