Woah! I just saw this. The English edition of The Myth of Multitasking: How ‘Doing It All’ Gets Nothing Done is on sale right now at Amazon.com for about 50% off. That’s only $10 bucks for a $20 book. That’s better than I can buy them for direct from my publisher! Seriously. I just bought … Continue reading “The Myth of Multitasking for 50% off on Amazon right now!”
Tag: Accountability
One-to-one Huddles and the Dreaded Quick Question
I recorded this video in San Francisco while visiting the corporate offices of my publisher, Jossey-Bass. I talked my editor into working the camera for a quick message for my list. In this free coaching video, I’ll teach you a about very important Switchbuster. Some of you who are new to my work are wondering, … Continue reading “One-to-one Huddles and the Dreaded Quick Question”
Multitaskers Aren’t Fooling Anyone: Stanford
“Attention multitaskers: You’re not fooling anyone. Although you look busy and involved in your work, a new study out of Stanford shows you aren’t really paying attention to any of your tasks. The Stanford researchers took 100 students through a series of tests. Half of the group claimed to be masters of the multitask. The … Continue reading “Multitaskers Aren’t Fooling Anyone: Stanford”
Are You Irreplaceable?
Recently my publisher, Jossey-Bass, made an offer on my second book. They were the ones who published The Myth of Multitasking and we expect that the second book will probably be released in spring of 2010. So, I am very excited about it.
The book deals with one question. I want to give you a little sneak peek and also give you an opportunity to participate in the development of this book. The question is “Are You Irreplaceable?”
Use Personal Keywords to Magnify Your Time
By focusing on a few keywords, you become a powerful expert in that field and you draw people to you who are interested in those sorts of things, and you make yourself more valuable because you focus on your most valuable pieces of information. . . .
