Pamela Dodd, Doug Sundheim A no-fluff, easy-to-read compilation of the best advice from the top 20 time management books. Recommendations cover five areas: Focus, Plan, Organize, Take Action, and Learn. Short chapters cover the A to Z of time management from finding out what time means to you to prioritizing, overcoming procrastination, and managing stress and well being. You can read the book from start to finish or zero in on specific areas for improvement. The book includes a useful annotated bibliography and bonus sections on recommended books on being successful and how to buy books for much less.

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William Knaus At its worst, procrastination can sabotage personal relationships and impede professional progress. The Procrastination Workbook distills the most effective techniques available to help readers identify why they put things off and find solutions. Based on 30 years of research, the book offers a plan for counteracting this undesirable trait at work, home, or school. Quizzes, worksheets, and tips make the process engaging and fun.

Mary LoVerde How to feel more in control of your time.
n today's fast-paced world, there just aren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. We all feel squeezed and wish we had more time. On this recording, Mary LoVerde offers tips and advice on how to handle the time-squeeze problem.
She talks about:
- How to set priorities
- Why it’s so important to limit multi-tasking
- How to use “microaction” – tiny steps – to deal with overload
- Ways to say no so you don’t take on more than you can handle
You’ll also learn how to set work/home boundaries, take care of yourself and find the time to fit in what matters.

Anne McGee-Cooper Revealing the flaws in old time-management practices, the authors of You Don't Have to Go Home From Work Exhausted! offer tips on identifying personal style, accentuating strengths, prioritizing, and reclaiming time.

Linda Sapadin, Jack Maguire From the author of It's About Time comes a sure-fire antidote for those who can least afford to procrastinate: students!

According to a recent study, only 40% of students complete their bachelor's degree in four years. Why? Because they fail to assess priorities, finish projects, and handle distractions. In other words, they procrastinate!

Dr. Linda Sapadin comes to the rescue of students at all levels, from high school to graduate school, with her no-nonsense, step-by-step guide to overcoming procrastination. She has identified six types of procrastinators—perfectionists, dreamers, worriers, defiers, crisismakers, and overdoers—and for each has developed a specific program designed to help students unlearn self-destructive behavior and realize their full academic potential. Through quizzes and case studies, she shows students how to:

—identify and change bad work patterns
—prioritize effectively
develop effective study habits
cope with newfound freedom and responsibility

Beat Procrastination and Make the Grade will show students how to get more done faster and better, with time left over to enjoy their school experience. Teachers, parents, counselors, and anyone who knows or works with students will find this book to be an essential tool.

Beat Procrastination should be required reading on every course syllabus. So don't procrastinate—order now for the back-to-school season!

Wellness Reproductions, Publications Time Management Cards
Ages: 15-Adults. Emphasize healthy life-balance, reducing stress with effective time management, as well as other skills with this card deck. 72 cards.