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Finally! Discover How To Create To-Do Lists That Work!Do you feel frustrated because you can’t seem to finish every item on your daily to-do lists? Do you feel discouraged because you’re not effectively managing your workload and responsibilities at your office and home?
If so, it’s not your fault.
Millions of people are using to-do lists that set them up for failure. No matter how hard they work, they’re left with a laundry list of unfinished tasks at the end of each day.
You can probably relate from experience. If you’re creating to-do lists like most people, your lists are almost certainly failing to do their job. You’re probably feeling aggravated and dispirited as a result.
The good news is that there’s a simple solution. It’s a matter of using an approach specifically designed to help you organize, manage, and address every task and responsibility on your plate in a timely fashion.
This approach is detailed in To-Do List Formula: A Stress-Free Guide To Creating To-Do Lists That Work! It’s the only guide you’ll ever need to create an effective personal task management system.
To-Do Lists And Personal Task Management Made Simple!
In To-Do List Formula, you’ll discover:
8 Reasons You’re Failing To Get Through Your Daily To-Do ListsThe 10 Most Popular To-Do List Systems (And Why They’re Flawed)Step-By-Step Instructions For Creating The Perfect To-Do ListHow To Keep Your To-Do List System Running SmoothlyThe Pros And Cons Of Paper Vs. Online To-Do ListsHow Your To-Do Lists And Calendar Work Together
That’s a bird’s-eye view of what you’ll find in To-Do List Formula: A Stress-Free Guide To Creating To-Do Lists That Work! Click the cover image above to view the entire table of contents. This fast-moving guide is organized so you can easily jump back and forth to the sections that interest you in the moment.
If you’re tired of creating to-do lists that constantly disappoint you, now’s the time to make a positive change. Learn the correct strategy and enjoy increased productivity, less stress, and more free time in the process.
Click the “Buy Now” button at the top of this page to grab your copy of To-Do List Formula today!
Publisher : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (Oct. 13 2016)
Language : English
Paperback : 107 pages
ISBN-10 : 1539438120
ISBN-13 : 978-1539438120
Item weight : 168 g
Dimensions : 13.97 x 0.64 x 21.59 cm
Customers say
Customers find the book provides useful advice on managing time better with an overview of various to-do list strategies. They find it easy to read, well-written, and straightforward. The book is described as clear and concise, providing good value for money.
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Amazon Customer –
Great strategies!
The book gives several strategies for each step to start making task management a success! Very well written and easy to follow!
Amazon Customer –
Great book!
All the basics, best practices, in easy to understand and short bites chapters. Lots of helpful tips. And a reminder that without discipline, no system works!
J. Rae –
To-Do: Read This Book!
I’m a pretty organized person with a penchant for organizing books, and I’ll admit I wasn’t expecting much new here. This book is a *gem* and, if you’re looking for a system that “pulls it altogether,” you’ve arrived. In To-Do List Formula, the author briefly reviews 10 other organizational systems, including a few popular ones you’ll likely have heard of, (eg. GTD, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People), as well as a few lesser-known systems, citing their various strengths – as well as their limitations. Zaharaides’ system borrows from the best of these, yet many of his ideas were brand-new to me. I’m entering a particularly busy time in my life just now, and I feel optimistic that, if I really commit to these methods, I could make significant headway in getting better organized while enjoying greater peace-of-mind.Often, by the time we look for ways to get better-organized, we’re already in a state of overwhelm; the last thing we need is to feel overwhelmed by how many books on getting organized there are! It would feel worthwhile if, by my review, I could point someone in the direction of a system that really delivers, and save that person the many hours I wasted on systems that were impractical or incomplete.The book’s low price certainly makes it accessible (I read it as an eBook) yet ironically, it could prove a deterrent to those who think that, “a better book would cost more.” Fortunately, the world of books doesn’t work like that, and you can happily find gems like this for just a few dollars, just as many of the world’s best books reside at the library, available to read for free. I would love to see a YouTube video where the author illustrates – in words and images – the genius behind his method. What a deal to get this much information for $4 – I’ve been to all-day seminars where I didn’t learn a fraction of this.
Kindle Customer –
This guide is helpful.
It helped me to see where the shortcomings of my system were and how to improve them. I am optimistic that I’ll be more productive going forward.Thank you!
Rico Garcia –
Simple and effective
I have Project Management training but I needed something simpler for day-to-day activities. This book was easy to read and kept the concept simple. I didn’t want some dense guide on how to do things that I already know how to do in project management. This is more about your own organizational well-being and it was a good read.
Karen –
One of the Best !
This was one of the best books that I have read on this topic! I love that it is focused,to the point and action oriented -and NOT passed with fluff! Highly Recommend!
Andrea N –
Small but packed with useful information
I like Damon Zahariades’s books on productivity and I think they complement each other well. This is the shortest one I’ve read but I think I have the most notes on it. One thing I would have loved to see is what a few examples of awesome to-do list systems might look like in a visual manner (paper and digital), when putting all the important, core factors (and different lists) into place.
André Gadbois –
Let’s do
With simple words, our author carries many tricks to be happy and fulfilled. Just take your time to read it. And be prepared to succeed. Thanks, Damon, for your work.
KPRevels –
I’ve read numerous productivity books in the past, some helpful, some not so much. Damon teaches about the psychological part of tasks which helps to clarify why some lists don’t work as well for people. It’s easy to read and follow; his suggestions on different approaches for different minds makes so much sense. I enjoyed reading this book and have given it to a family member to read.
Wanice Cavalheiro Violim –
Not a “you must to do this” rather than a “try this and adapt to your need”. Worthwhile the time reading.
Michelle –
Muy buen libro para ayudar a enfocarnos en lo que importa para el logro de nuestras metas. Muy enfocado, ideal para todos.
June Hornchurch –
I’m so grateful for this book. Well written and adds clarity to a topic everyone thinks they know, but they don’t. It’s helping me to overcome stress from my current overwhelming brain dump to do list. Thankyou Damon.
Rohit –
Excellent book, lots of insightful tips you can apply straightaway. Shows you how you can empower mundane todo lists into something that can transform your work day and bring a sense of control to your life.