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A review by prekrasan
Time Management: To-Do List Strategies to Become a Productivity Master and Get Things Done (Time Management Techniques, Time Management Skills, Stress Management Techniques) by Dane Taylor
2.0
Although I liked that this was a quick, easy read, overall it seemed like an unnecessary read. There wasn't really any new information, although if you are having trouble with your to-do list then you might want to check this book out.
Also, chapters five and six were entirely devoted to apps and programs/methods for creating a to-do list. While the methods may be useful to some degree, the apps and programs could have done with a brief mention instead of the paragraph or two that was devoted to certain ones. A brief overview will suffice - no need to go into detail on how to operate the app. These two chapters really felt like they were added to beef up the word count and volume of the book.
Overall, I was not a fan of this book and would not recommend it unless, as previously stated, you are struggling with your to-do list. Actually - unless you are struggling with MAKING a to-do list. This book doesn't seem particularly helpful in the actual completion of a to-do list, either.
Also, chapters five and six were entirely devoted to apps and programs/methods for creating a to-do list. While the methods may be useful to some degree, the apps and programs could have done with a brief mention instead of the paragraph or two that was devoted to certain ones. A brief overview will suffice - no need to go into detail on how to operate the app. These two chapters really felt like they were added to beef up the word count and volume of the book.
Overall, I was not a fan of this book and would not recommend it unless, as previously stated, you are struggling with your to-do list. Actually - unless you are struggling with MAKING a to-do list. This book doesn't seem particularly helpful in the actual completion of a to-do list, either.