<ul><li>Every Yes is a No to something else. It's not that you should say no to everything; it's that you should think it through.</li><li>uncontrolled, saying yes to requests for time will quickly block out all the other things we value—including the very things that made us successful in the first place.</li><li>Give yourself permission to say no without guilt. You should not care about what others think of you for declining their requests!</li><li>Say no to everything that does not support your immediate goals</li></ul>

Every Yes Is a No to Something Else

E-(Energy)=You can’t make more time, but you can increase your productivity, by getting enough sleep, eating healthy, and doing meditationC-(CAPTURE)=You must “capture” everything and anything into a notebook instead of trying to keep things in your head.C-(CALENDAR)-What is implied with this step is don’t use a to-do list! If you want “to do” something, immediately schedule it on your calendar.C-(Concentrate)- Don’t multitask, concentrate on one task at a time.

The E-3C System

''It's better to do the right thing slowly than the wrong thing quickly''

''Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely"

''You will never find time for anything. If you want time you must make it

Problem<ul><li>To-do lists should be called painful wish lists. A series of tasks you hope to accomplish, without a specific plan. </li></ul>Solutions<ul><li>Schedule a chunk of time for everything that is important to you; this is called “time blocking” or “time boxing.”</li><li> Important items should be scheduled as early in the day as possible</li><li>Third, don’t cancel goals; reschedule them if necessary.</li><li>Treat your time-blocked calendar entries as if they were appointments with your doctor; they are that important.</li></ul>

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Too many people think working hard leads to greater productivity. However, managing one's time better is what gives us the energy to succeed in both our personal and work lives. This book provides advice from successful people on managing your time more effectively.

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Are you overworked and overwhelmed? What if a few new habits could increase your productivity by 5x or even 10x? Imagine if you had an extra hour each day to read, exercise, sleep, or to spend with your family. New York Times bestselling author, Kevin Kruse, presents the remarkable findings of his study of ultra-productive people. Based on survey research and interviews with billionaires, Olympic athletes, straight-A students, and over 200 entrepreneurs--including Mark Cuban, Kevin Harrington, James Altucher, John Lee Dumas, Grant Cardone, and Lewis Howes--Kruse answers the question: what are the secrets to extreme productivity? You will learn: - How to cure procrastination with "Time Travel" - How to save 8 hours a week with "3 Questions" - How to identify your real top priorities - How to get to zero emails in your inbox every day - How the simple E-3C system will 5x productivity - How to reduce stress with the Richard Branson Tool - How to leave work at 5:00 without feeling guilty - How to run meetings like Apple, Google & Virgin - How to conquer social media distractions - BONUS: Discover Your Time Personality quiz - BONUS: 100+ Time Management Quotes

Kevin Kruse is an accomplished writer whose work has resonated with readers around the world. Kevin Kruse has published several books that explore a range of topics, from fiction to nonfiction, and has received critical acclaim for the ability to weave compelling narratives. Kevin Kruse's writing style is known for its depth and authenticity, and has earned quite a loyal following of readers.

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