No b.s. time management for entrepreneurs
Subtitle: the ultimate no holds barred, kick butt, take no prisoners guide to time productivity & sanity
By: Dan S. Kennedy
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: Entrepreneur Media Inc/Entrepreneur Press
Published: 2013
Language: eng
Number of pages: 186
ISBN-13: 9781599185095
Subjects: Time management
Description: "In 2004, Kennedy took on the world of cell phones, PDAs, faxes, emails and every other communication device that pervade the lives of entrepreneurs and suggested when to tap it, and when to give it the heave-ho. He delivered a fresh take on the mantra "time is money" and showed entrepreneurs how to maximize their time to better manage their business. However, times have changed and so has the technology. In this latest edition, Kennedy tackles the technology of today and delivers new insights and tools for boosting personal productivity in keeping with his "less is more" approach. New material includes how to outsource, buying experts, expertise and time. Kennedy covers virtual assistants, errand-running services, and the far-reaching scope of activities and tasks people are paying others to do for them. Kennedy also adds two new chapters discussing how to get more accomplished by leveraging cooperative relationships, why goal setting (and New Year's Resolutions) fails and how he manages achievement. "--

"Dan Kennedy tackles the technology of today and delivers new insights and tools for boosting personal productivity in keeping with his "less is more" approach"--
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: What can you get from this book?; title: The need for extraordinary measures; title: How to turn time into money; title: How to drive a stake through the hearts of the time vampires out to suck you dry; title: Stopping "productivus interruptus" once and for all; title: The number-one most powerful personal discipline in all the world and how it can make you successful beyond your wildest dreams; title: The magic power that makes you unstoppable; title: The ten time management techniques really worth using; title: How to turn time into wealth; title: How to handle the information avalanche; title: Fire yourself, replace yourself, make more money, and have more fun; title: The link between productivity and association; title: Buy time by buying expertise; title: The inner game of peak personal productivity; title: Reasons why a year passes and no meaningful progress is made.