I love this concept. One of the best time hacks is reading on the john. I've read dozens of books over the years while doing my morning business. One page a day is all you need but it makes a big impact over the long run.
I agree John, having priorities and cutting the things that don't serve you will have more of an impact compared to the "hacks" offered in the quick fix routines.
I love this concept. One of the best time hacks is reading on the john. I've read dozens of books over the years while doing my morning business. One page a day is all you need but it makes a big impact over the long run.
the finesse might be be just ‘getting the sense of a book - getting a ‘read on it..
Why read if it ain’t cuttin it ? Or lay it aside for another try with fresh eyes .. or mood..
Prefer to gather my thoughts upon exit 90 secs later anyway.. & a good book deserves better
We all have our own approaches. This is merely one of them.
Excellent advice
You are welcome Worth Parker speaks very highly of you I am in one of his writing classes Respect him very much I will buy your book and do a review
Much appreciated Larry!
Awesome post! If we aren't our own Loadmaster, someone else determines what we focus on. Great insights as always! Semper Fi!
Thank you David!
I agree John, having priorities and cutting the things that don't serve you will have more of an impact compared to the "hacks" offered in the quick fix routines.