24/7 Time Management

Too busy to enjoy your life?

24 hours, 7 days a week, we muddle through life. Work, family, friends, hobbies. I bet you feel like the rest of humanity: You're pretty busy trying to get your daily life together. There is hardly any time left for special moments, desires, or life dreams. But that's about to change!

No time for time management

You know why your to-do list is endless and your calendar is filled to burst: Your time management is poor. You'd like to change your situation — but ironically, you just don't have the time. This book is your salvation! Invest a little time in reading it and you will get a high return. It's a time management book for those who don't have time to read a time management book.

24+7 timesavers for more productivity and focus

This is not just another guidebook, but a modern toolbox. You'll get only what you really need: 24 concrete methods and 7 sustainable principles that will help you improve your time management immediately and at the same time achieve long-term effects for your whole life.

7 time management principles

Learn the 7 core principles on which successful time management is based. These timeless concepts have been used for hundreds of years and followed by the greatest personalities in human history. In any book, seminar, or video course on the subject, these 7 principles can be found:
• Set goals
• Define priorities
• Make plans
• Generate focus
• Work efficiently
• Establish habits
• Never give up

24 time management methods

You will also learn 24 time management methods that will help you organize your professional and private life. These are the best-known and most effective techniques currently available. Some of them are among the basics of time management; others are so modern that they draw on the results of behavioral research, giving you a serious competitive advantage. 24 practical tools await you which you can try out at will and use according to your personal preference:
• Eat-that-frog method
• Pareto effect
• SMART formula
• Focus question
• Salami slicing tactics
• ABC-analysis
• Eisenhower matrix
• ALPEN method
• Getting things done
• Performance curve
• Planning levels
• Parkinson's law
• Time boxing
• Task chunking
• Pomodoro technique
• Single tasking
• Two-minute rule
• Speed reading
• Time balance model
• KonMari method
• Not-to-do list
• VIP list
• Journaling
• Non-zero days

Less theory, more practice

To keep the whole thing from being dry theory, you'll get examples...