"How to Shave Ten Hours Off Your Work Week" assumes that the reader works in an office: and gives good advice about meetings.
The seven-point list is worthwhile reading for people who are their own bosses, too. It's the same touch-papers-once, sort of advice I've read for decades, with the possible exception of Michael Hyatt's advice about unfocused Web surfing.
What makes this list helpful is that
- It's manageably short (seven items)
- Recognizes human needs and limitations ("make appointments with yourself")
- includes a review/revise step
("How to Shave Ten Hours Off Your Work Week" is Friday's post in "From Where I Sit / Musings on My Life, Thomas Nelson and the World of Publishing" - Michael Hyatt, President and CEO, Thomas Nelson Publishers.)
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