Make Lists Not Fists: A Student Survival Guide to Stress-free Productivity
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Study Aids, College & University, College Guides, Education & Teaching, Study Skills
| Author: | Ritske Rensma | ISBN: | 9781533780652 |
| Publisher: | Ritske Rensma | Publication: | April 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ritske Rensma |
| ISBN: | 9781533780652 |
| Publisher: | Ritske Rensma |
| Publication: | April 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Most of us become regular to-do list makers at some point in our lives. We tend to scribble them down carelessly on Post-it notes, in diaries, on pieces of scrap paper, without any sense of forethought. If we get too busy, however, such a system tends to collapse. We have way too many Post-its tacked to our wall. Our diary becomes a blur of crossed out to-do items and illegible comments. We get stressed and foggy. What’s needed, in such busy times, is a proper to-do list philosophy: a stripped-down, fine-tuned system that will allow you to use your lists in a highly efficient way. This is exactly what this book offers.
Written with a student audience in mind (but useful for anyone with a high workload), Make Lists Not Fists will help you to de-stress, de-clutter, and take charge of your productivity - all through the power of lists.
Topics covered include:
-How to set up an effective digital time management system with your smartphone and laptop
-How to use a diary properly (hint: keep it almost completely empty)
-How to focus only on what is urgent and important, and forget about everything else
“It actually works. I cannot recall one more stressful moment since I started working with it.” Debby-Esmée de Vlugt, college student.
Most of us become regular to-do list makers at some point in our lives. We tend to scribble them down carelessly on Post-it notes, in diaries, on pieces of scrap paper, without any sense of forethought. If we get too busy, however, such a system tends to collapse. We have way too many Post-its tacked to our wall. Our diary becomes a blur of crossed out to-do items and illegible comments. We get stressed and foggy. What’s needed, in such busy times, is a proper to-do list philosophy: a stripped-down, fine-tuned system that will allow you to use your lists in a highly efficient way. This is exactly what this book offers.
Written with a student audience in mind (but useful for anyone with a high workload), Make Lists Not Fists will help you to de-stress, de-clutter, and take charge of your productivity - all through the power of lists.
Topics covered include:
-How to set up an effective digital time management system with your smartphone and laptop
-How to use a diary properly (hint: keep it almost completely empty)
-How to focus only on what is urgent and important, and forget about everything else
“It actually works. I cannot recall one more stressful moment since I started working with it.” Debby-Esmée de Vlugt, college student.
