General Description
A book consisting of twenty-one principles (advice) given by Brian Tracy. The material of the book is presented purely as text content. At the end of each advice there is a summary in the form of a few sentences. These same pieces of advice are duplicated in a very brief summary at the conclusion of the book. Reading difficulty is easy, can be read in a few evenings.
Contents
So as not to retell and not give an assessment of each chapter, I will list the entire content of the book—that is, the author's advice—based on which and my opinion you can determine whether you want to read this book or not.
- Chapter 1. Prepare the "desk"
- Chapter 2. Plan each day in advance
- Chapter 3. Apply the 80/20 rule in everything
- Chapter 4. Think about the consequences
- Chapter 5. Constantly apply the "ABCD" method
- Chapter 6. Main attention—key result categories
- Chapter 7. Law of "forced productivity"
- Chapter 8. Thoroughly prepare before starting work
- Chapter 9. Constantly raise your class
- Chapter 10. Know and use your special talents
- Chapter 11. Identify limiting factors
- Chapter 12. "One oil barrel at a time"
- Chapter 13. Force yourself to act
- Chapter 14. Maximize your own inner strength
- Chapter 15. Provide yourself with incentives to work
- Chapter 16. Creatively distribute your time
- Chapter 17. Do the most difficult task first
- Chapter 18. "Cut" the task into slices
- Chapter 19. Practice time segmentation
- Chapter 20. Feel urgency
- Chapter 21. One task—one job
Opinion
A very small, but at the same time very cool book that will tell you how to level yourself up. The book is about how to achieve set goals at work and in personal life, how to properly approach and tackle unpleasant and complex tasks, to do planning and about some other interesting facts and observations. And although my summary takes up only 2 pages, on them is very important material for me, which I reread with pleasure every time.
