Paul Powell

Increasing Personal Productivity Paul Powell

Let's face it - apart from death, the only other great equalizer that we all have is time. Whether it's the richest person on earth or the poorest one living in the dirtiest and grossest of slums, each person only has 24 hours a day to get things done. The difference lies in how those 24 hours are used - productively or unproductively. Obviously, the wealthiest and most successful people on earth are those that do the right things at the right time and at the right amount, while those who aren't successful or rich are those that tend to spend their time - knowingly or unknowingly - on things that don't matter as much. If you want to become a really successful person, it's starts with the way you use your time - the same time that every person is given daily. If time were a car, then how you use your time to get more mileage per gallon of petrol is like choosing which route to take to get to another state - inner city roads or the freeway. Your choice will determine how much fuel you'll eventually consume just to get to your destination. With the right personal productivity techniques, you can drive the car that's your time on the freeway and get more mileage per gallon of your time petrol, compared to driving on city roads. In this book, I'll show you 10 techniques that can help you get more things done everyday in the same amount of time, or get the same amount of things done in less time, which can free up more of your time for the things that matter most to you like family or recreation. These techniques can help you individually, but if applied together, their benefits may unleash a level of productivity that you never thought was possible for yourself.