Kris McPeak

Elevate Your 8 Kris McPeak

Productivity and Time Management success come down to basic simple mathematics. There are 24 workable hours in every day. Work 8 hours. Sleep 8 hours. What's left? 8 Hours. How do you be more productive and manage your time? You elevate your 8. Yes, it's true: we still have 24 workable hours every day. We need to use them accordingly, or we are going to impede our ability to enjoy our time. Time is seriously one of our most precious commodities. Someday you might get more money at work, earn more vacation time, or win lottery. But none of us will figure out how to squeeze 25 hours into a day. Time Management is neither a skill nor a strength. It's a process. Our issues with time management vary according to our life patterns. One week we might be killing it at work and finishing project after project; and the next week we can't sleep, can't focus, can't finish anything. It ebbs and flows. It is impacted by our life events, our health, our family and friends, our jobs, our hobbies. Sometimes it feels as if it's completely out of control, and sometimes it feels as though we've mastered the monster. When you finish reading this book, you are going to rethink your attitude towards time and the specific resource it is. You are going to identify the most important things you want to accomplish on a daily and weekly basis. And you are going to come up with a plan to completely kick ass and take names with those 72 hours you'll have to hang around.