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Design Your Day
Design Your Day: Be More Productive, Set Better Goals, and Live Life On Purpose | Claire Diaz-Ortiz
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"There are a lot of books about goal setting. This one is special." — Scott Warner, CEO, Gigg When it comes to productivity, hard work is half the battle. The first half—the crucial half—is planning well. The DO LESS method is a simple way to achieve your goals more often, in less time, and with greater peace of mind. Learn how to: Decide the right goals for you Create workable strategies for reaching them Harness time for maximum efficiency From the big-picture down to the details, Claire Diaz-Ortiz walks you through every step of setting and achieving smart goals. She helps you brainstorm goals, choose the best ones, and adjust them to make them realistic. Then she helps you strategize how to reach them, day-by-day, year-by-year. Whether you want to finish a house project, lose weight, or write a book, Design Your Day—by someone who read 150 books while caring for an infant—is an all-in-one guide to smart productivity. Use Claire’s tricks and tools and you’ll be amazed at what you can do in a day, let alone a lifetime.
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Krisjericho
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Mehso-so

Some decent ideas, but nothing new. It‘s been said before, and better. It‘s a quick read, though.

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kerry

A quick, one-sitting take on setting reasonable goals for yourself and then structuring your days in such a way as to achieve them without burning out due to exhaustion. It's a good book, but it felt a lot like regurgitation of the productivity principles in lots of other business and self-help books. Maybe that's not a bad thing, though.

kerry [NB: Diaz-Ortiz works in Silicon Valley, so like Lean In and other tech-y business writers, her writing skews towards those working fairly flexible 9-to-5s, or those who are self-employed. Some of her points carry over across industries and job types, but many do not.] 7y
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chowmeyow
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This little book has been sitting on my shelves since BEA16, and early January seems like the perfect time to pull it out and read it.