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Time Tactics of Very Successful People

by B. Eugene Griessman

McGraw-Hill, 1994

Category: Career & Self-Development

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Time Tactics of Very Successful People
If you knew how to do all this, you wouldn't need a time-management book. But if you don't know how to prioritize, focus, organize your office, use shortcuts, and say “no,” you can learn (and you really do need this book).

In this summary you will learn

  • How to get a handle on your time
  • How to improve your efficiency
  • How to learn to say “no.”

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Why you should read Time Tactics of Very Successful People

If B. Eugene Griessman wanted a good subtitle for this book of time-saving tactics, he could use, "Time waits for no one." He offers many common-sense pointers on how to avoid wasting your time - and how to keep others from wasting it, too. It’s eye-opening to realize and calculate the value and importance of every hour, even your leisure time. People in all walks of life - students, stay-at-home parents, business leaders, teachers, self-employed workers - can glean ideas for using time effectively from this book. If you are a procrastinator, this book will encourage you to "do it now." While some of the suggestions here may seem too simplistic to those who already employ some time-management tactics, getabstract.com recommends this book for inveterate - if inadvertent - time-wasters. You know who you are.

About the Author

B. Eugene Griessman, Ph.D., is a noted author, speaker, professor, media personality, and corporation consultant. He is author and producer of the one-man play, Lincoln Live. Greissman has taught at many universities including the College of William and Mary, Auburn University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Islamabad in Pakistan. He has written six books, including the award-winning, The Achievement Factors.


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