To-do List Formula: A Stress-free Guide to Creating To-do Lists That Work! Paperback – Import, 13 October 2016

Helped me get my work done without being stressedGood insights on where normally the failure happens.Apps suggested are also good

I thoroughly enjoyed delving into "To-Do List Formula: A Stress-Free Guide To Creating To-Do Lists That Work!" by Damon Zahariades. This insightful book enhanced my understanding of crafting effective to-do lists. It empowered me to tailor them to my unique needs.Damon Zahariades skillfully navigates through many productivity systems, providing invaluable insights by comparing and contrasting their merits. He seamlessly guides the reader in merging the most effective components of each system to forge a to-do list that genuinely works.The book excels in practicality, offering readers actionable advice and real-life examples of crafting precise and actionable tasks. Zahariades also delves into the critical aspects of task prioritization, time estimation, and task categorization, equipping readers with a comprehensive toolkit to supercharge their daily productivity.What sets this book apart is its accessibility and simplicity. Zahariades is known for breaking down complex concepts into easily digestible, practical techniques. Readers of all backgrounds and experiences will find the book user-friendly and immediately applicable to their daily lives.The "To-Do List Formula" is a beacon of clarity in a world often overwhelmed by tasks and responsibilities. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to harness the power of a customized to-do list formula, revolutionize their productivity, and reduce the stress accompanying our modern, fast-paced lives. Damon Zahariades has genuinely crafted a gem of a resource for those on a quest for a more efficient and balanced life.

This easy to read book provides useful perspectives in creating To-Do lists that are very effective. A must read it if you are not very satisfied with your existing methods of Task Management.

I highly recommend this book for anyone looking to get organized in lift. Making a to do list sounds deceptively simple but is indeed an art. What I enjoyed the most in the book is the fact that it gives out a lot of concepts, tips and pointers but finally advocates each person to make his own system with the blocks.The only sore point is the sheer repetition and the feeling that a small point is put differently 10 times! I ended up with a feeling that he just needed to stretch it to make it book worthy.Nevertheless - I do recommend reading it for sure. Plenty of take-homes.

this is one of the best books on todo. a perfect productivity system this is not a boring book. I completed this within 2 days only. when I started I could not put it off.

Very well segregated sections for easier understanding.I would encourage all the 'productivity geeks' to read this one even if you are following a To-Do list or similar systems. This will help you get more clarity and refine your current system.

The book has given a broad idea of the to do list, I was making and modifying my to do list system many times, but some cause of failure I can recognize from this book.. it helps me a lot like the no of to do item one can handle in a day and like more...

Provides recommendations on great to do lists and how to be consistent without being too verbose.It’s short, quick read and calls for action

I've read this book twice now, two years apart. The systems and ideas have really helped me to not feel overwhelmed with my responsibilities. I'm sure I'll continue reading it. Well worth the small investment of money and time. Practical note - I keep my to do lists in Google Sheets (free), using different worksheets for types of lists (Tiny list, Master list, Wish list, etc.) and columns to prioritize, specify location, etc. This works well for me

The book gives several strategies for each step to start making task management a success! Very well written and easy to follow!

O autor aborda as principais técnicas comumente utilizadas e oferece dicas muito interessantes para quem quer se organizar melhor. Vale a leitura.

There's nothing world shatteringly new or original in this book, but that's not the point. In a book that"s short and structured in brief sections Zahariades leads us through a range of tools and techniques highlighting what works and what doesn'tHe offers a range of solutions and tools with which to design a to-do list that works for US. And that is the point, it's not a one size fits all.

Un petit guide de 100 pages qui se lit très rapidement et qui vous présentera différentes façons de créer, d’organiser et de maintenir sa todo-list. Il sera très utile à tous ceux qui ne sont pas satisfaits de la façon de gérer leurs tâches ou qui veulent se construire les bases d'un système de productivité.A vous de lire maintenant…