Now is the time for new year goal setting and self-improvement. Here are 10 new books to help you manage your time, set priorities, and live a more productive and purposeful life, both personally and professionally.
It’s Time: Use Your Time to Create a More Meaningful Life
It’s almost time
Written by Christopher S. Hillier
Hillier is an entrepreneur, consultant, academic, and director of private and nonprofit organizations. In his new book, he helps people who are “always busy but not living the life they want” to manage their time by focusing on meaningful things rather than efficiency. That’s what I’m aiming for.
20 Hour Week CEO: Master your online business and live a balanced life
CEO 20 hours a week
Written by Jess Cassity
This just-released book and workbook provides practical exercises, self-help techniques, and coaching insights to help entrepreneurs, online business owners, and busy executives achieve their goals. business success And live a balanced life according to your own standards.
Undo the urgency: Take back your time for what matters most
restore urgency
Written by Ryan Matt Reynolds
of Founder and CEO of Barbell Logicis an online fitness platform that shares the lessons he learned and transitioning from feeling “drowned in urgency” despite outward accomplishments to a more rewarding life where he is still successful. I’m sharing the strategies I used to.
Winning the Week: How to Plan a Successful Week Weekly
This week’s wins
Written by Demile Bentley and Carrie Bentleyy
“Productivity Power Couple” developed by Preventing burnout syndrome The Lifehack Method describes a five-step process to achieve results while avoiding fatigue. Reviewers praise the clear explanation of what to do and why it works.
5-Minute Reset: Simple Mindfulness Techniques for Your Busy Life
5 minute reset
Written by Adam C. Norton
This short mindfulness guide for busy people focuses on simple techniques and practices that can be used anytime, anywhere, without requiring extensive learning or long-term commitment. Norton introduces proven concepts like gratitude journaling and breathing techniques to de-stress and improve focus on the go.
goal! 3rd Edition: How to get everything you want faster than you think
goal!
Written by Brian Tracy
Self-help guru Tracy offers an updated version of this self-help classic with 20% more content and new chapters. The book has sold nearly a million copies since 2003 and promises to teach strategies to help readers. achieve your goals and instill a long-term growth mindset.
Nothing is Random: Old, New, and Timeless Ideas in Business
nothing is random
Written by Matthew Kelly
Arguing that “the ability to connect one idea with another is the essence of genius,” Kelly explores a series of seemingly random topics: “How do we learn?” “Why is strategic planning so difficult to understand?” “Will the iPhone destroy the world?” — Recognizing patterns in seemingly disparate ideas.
Toxic Productivity: Reclaim your time and emotional energy in a world that always demands more
toxic productivity
Written by Isra Nasir
Is “hustle culture” having a negative impact on our physical and mental health? The author, a psychotherapist and founder of the WellGuide online community, seeks to “deconstruct the myth that doing more is worth more.” She combines psychological perspectives with human stories to help readers differentiate who they are and what they do, and reclaim time and energy for productive and meaningful lives. Masu.
Plan: Manage your time like a lazy genius
plan
Written by Kendra Adachi
The author of the 2021 bestseller, The Lazy Genius Way, applies her “gentle sister energy” to time management and provides a practical framework for getting things done without being overwhelmed by productivity pressures. We provide.
Guide to Prosperity: Mastering Strategies for Sustainable Success in Business and Life
lead to prosperity
Written by Klaus Kleinfeld
Mr. Kleinfeld’s 40-year career in multiple industries includes stints as CEO of Alcoa in the United States and Siemens in Germany. In this new book, he argues that you should choose between business success and a happy personal life. Not necessary. He uses his experience to show readers how to maintain energy, find balance, and find purpose while building world-class teams.
