Get-It-Done Guy's 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More (Quick & Dirty Tips)
Stever Robbins has written the handiest of guides --9 Steps to Work Less and Do More.  It's chock full of tips that will make you say,"Now, why didn't I think of that?" Read this fun and friendly little book and simplify your work and life. -- Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager®andHelping People Win at WorkIf you're serious about becoming successful, you not only need clarity around your long-term purpose, vision, and goals, but you need to organize your time, space, and attention to make success possible. This book will show you how to make sure all your efforts count, so every moment you choose to work brings you closer to your dreams. Stever's unique style makes this book not only highly practical, but a fun, engaging read.   -- Jack Canfield, Co-author ofThe Success PrinciplesandChicken Soup for the Soul®series.Whether you're a C-suite executive or just starting your career, you need to be able to produce results fast. Stever gives simple, practical advice for eliminating distractions, honing in on what's most important, and reaching your goals faster and with more fun. Put his advice into action and increase your impact!   -- Keith Ferrazzi, #1New York Timesbestselling author ofWho’s Got Your BackandNever Eat AloneBuilding your MOJO in work and life means doing what makes you happy and gives you meaning. This book's nuts-and-bolts advice will help you concentrate your efforts on what matters most to you, and find ways to achieve it simply and quickly.  -- Marshall Goldsmith,New York TimesandWall Street Journal#1 best-selling author ofWhat Got You Here Won't Get You There, andMOJO: How to Get It, How to Keep It, and How to Get It Back If You Lose It.Stever Robbins has taken a practical, useful topic—how to get more done—and applied it to getting more done at work, and more done in building a meaningful life. The book is packed with tips you can use immediately, and its humor, style, and irreverence makes it an easy, fun read.   -- Marci Shimoff,New York Times best-selling author of Happy for No Reason and Chicken Soup for the Woman's Soul:For years, Stever Robbins has been giving me advice. His podcast and now his book are an important source of advice for me. What are you waiting for? You have to pick this up.   -- Chris Brogan, author ofTrust AgentsandSocial Media 101