Do Less, Get More
How to Work Smart and Live Life Your Way
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نقد و بررسی
July 1, 2015
Wasmund (Stop Talking Start Doing), among the UK's most prominent female entrepreneurs, urges readers to spend less time performing the tasks they believe they ought to and more time doing what they love. She discards multitasking and asserts that people can hone the nonessentials and focus on priorities by first inspecting their own needs and life callings. A multitude of questionnaires and exercises to help in the self-examination process are provided. Helpful charts include guidelines on "when to say yes," "when to say no," how to develop a dream, and escaping the "when...then" trap. VERDICT Amusing and pertinent quotes make this book a source of motivation and practical support.
Copyright 2015 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
Starred review from July 1, 2015
Keep things simple is the mantra of this British public speaker and small-business advocate as she admonishes people in the workplace and in their private lives to pare down their existences to the essentials. The essential to her is doing what we love and being with the people who matter. Her philosophy arises from her work with business start-up entrepreneurs, who, she insists identify the one thing they can do that day that will make the biggest difference. Her inspiring book, then, is a course in prioritizing your life's efforts and endeavors, which, as she demonstrates, can take you on a journey to personal happiness. The key to her program is focusing on learning what it is you truly want out of lifeand that certainly does not mean taking on more. It means getting in touch with the things that make you smile and your heart sing, the pursuits, the people, and the work that give you lasting happiness. Wasmund ultimately brings her reader to a place where they believe, along with her, that the things that will create your best life are perfectly attainable if you are willing to stop doing what's not important and start prioritizing what is. Sage and sane advice.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2015, American Library Association.)
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