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Published: July 12, 2012
Words: 2,452 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476053561
Short description
The Productive Manifesto is a blow-the-roof-off, dogma-challenging document that is gives you the skinny on taking your work to the next level. As productivity practitioners, we are among the most effective and efficient people in the world. It's time we banded together to put our productivity prowess into service for a bigger game.Extended description
The Productive Manifesto is a blow-the-roof-off, dogma-challenging document that is gives you the skinny on taking your work to the next level. As productivity practitioners, we are among the most effective and efficient people in the world. It's time we banded together to put our productivity prowess into service for a bigger game. If you read The Productive Manifesto, you'll learn:- The three lies that productivity promises
- Why it's time to call bullshit on the lies
- Why contribution is the ticket to a life well lived
- Seven simple practices that will help lead you toward a life that contributes
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Review by:
Augusto Pinaud
on July 12, 2012 :
Be ready for a shakeup on your productivity beliefs, a good one.
The first time I read this Manifesto I was hit hard by the following line:
"Is an empty inbox really what you want to be remembered for?"
As Stephen Covey has said that no one lying on their death bed has ever said,
“Gee, I wish I'd spent more time at work”.
I don't think anyone want to be remember by their clean inbox, but we productive people keep our inbox in zero, our 43 folders, and try to cross as many tasks as possible...
After you finish with this manifesto (maybe after you finish the third time) you will begin thinking on how? How to accomplish what I had set myself for? But more importantly, how do I get rid of all the junk I had allow in my life and leave the important ones...
What should I do, so people remember me for... Instead of remember me for that empty inbox.
(review of free book)