Priorities: Mastering Time Management (Resources for Changing Lives)

Pithy but quality information.

This pamphlet is too short and general to be of use. The Bible verses were relevant, but none of the ideas were expanded on enough to be insightful. This is just general information.

The simple idea of gridding a list of priorities out, attaching an amount of time per week or month to each, then checking it against the actual number of hours in a month is genius. The process of writing down everything important in life is incredibly difficult. Then narrowing it down to what matters NOW, it feels like surgery. BUT, if you actually try this and follow all the way through with it you will find there’s plenty you’re either not doing or far too many things troubling your conscience which are actually okay to ignore. Following the priorities you determine through the steps outlined is a different thing altogether, but this tiny book has literally provided the blueprint for many of the most fulfilling and productive years of my life.

Very practical and Christ-centered book!

Recently I read Priorities: Mastering Time Management and I really learned some powerful techniques. I have to admit though, to be fair, that I didn't actually read the whole book. You see, with many books if you read the title you know pretty much what the book is going to say, and if you take the time to focus and really think about what words and sentences the book would include, you can figure it out and get the same experience in about half of the time it would take to read in the traditional sense (I know!). As I "read" Priorities: Mastering Time Management it was comforting to discover that this technique is just what I'm pretty sure the book was telling me to do.Be a wise book consumer: try before you buy with this powerful technique!

This little booklet is a good, short exercise to put one's self through. One might be surprised to find out what one actually prioritizes.