Organize Your Day: 17 Easy Strategies to Manage Your Day, Improve Productivity & Overcome Procrastination (Time Management Skills & Productivity Hacks Book 1)

Some good content, some is common sense, but many are ideas that really get you thinking deeply about your tabs your habits. Would definitely recommend.

Several tips are common if you’ve read other productivity-oriented books. But if you need to change your routine to reduce stress or the sense of a never-ending battle, this book is the Cheesecake Factory menu version of options and levers. I found especially insightful the chapter distinguishing between strugglers and successful people. Strugglers can also achieve success—the distinction is in mindset and therefore stress levels between the two.

I had my hopes up that this book would introduce something new, but it didn't. If you've already read a book on productivity, skip this one. I gave it a 3 star because if this is a good introduction into productivity with all the normal tips and tricks.

Surprising content in this one. Dane Taylor made a nice guide to reminding the reader on how to organize their day better. I viewed this as a reminding guide of the habits I need to be integrating to my everyday life. No habits are explained in great detail, but they don't have to, so no unnecessary fat in any of this book. My favorite habit was the first one: Set Monthly, Weekly, and Daily Milestone Goals. Establishing milestones made this book instantly worth the money I paid for it. One part of it is creating specific goals; your goals must be crystal clear and measurable. This, coupled with understanding why you are pursuing these goals, creates the effect of 'pull motivation,' where you naturally want to work for your goals and expending little to no willpower. Using this habit, I've already felt noticable effects in just how I carry myself because I am accomplishing what I want in life everyday. Another good habit is to review your daily progress, so you can actually see the results you've done and how much closer you've progressed toward your milestones.I was not a huge fan of some habits, such as: Learn when to say 'no.' I feel like the ability to say 'no' naturally comes when we have a purpose and are working toward our goals.I recommend this book to everyone, but especially those who are already familiar with productivity techniques. This can serve as a reminding guide when we are not as disciplined as we should be with organizing our day.

That's it. If you need a collection of advice given in the past, buy this.If you've been following advice given in past 20 years, this is a repeat.

That's an amazing book and its very helpful. Organizing a day is very important and time maintaining is also. By this book you will learn a lot of things. If you read this book properly and apply all these things which is written in this book I am sure you will able to manage your time and you will be a good organizer of your life. this book help me many ways. So I suggest you all please read this book. And thanks to author for this book.

I read productivity books from time to time and this is exactly how they should be written. I really enjoyed this boom and shared it with many of my friends because it really helps you let go of what has been holding you back from living your best life, set up a system to begin the journey and show you how to break down your tasks in a way that work bests for you to start achieving your goals and be successful.

The strategies, while not new, were extremely insightful and well organized in helping make clear a way to create a more productive life. I enjoyed reading and learning about the habits Taylor mentions will improve the overall quality of each day. I highly recommend this as a read for anyone looking for inspiration on improving their productive output and daily organization.

Good read! I am trying to organize everything from school, work, and at home and this helped me not to be overwhelmed with all the things I have to organize!

It is not worth the money :((((approx 19 paiges.....

Very helpful tips ion how to manage your day and how to set goals. Even better, you do not have to read 100s of pages

Not quite what I expected