Content introduction: Modern people are generally faced with a state of being busy, blind, and confused. This book provides 3 core habits to help you not only complete extremely important tasks every day, but also handle complicated chores without omitting or procrastinating. At the same time, through self-examination and review in units of weeks, months, and years, you can discover your own growth trajectory and find the most valuable things in life to stick to. True efficiency does not lie in doing things fast enough or in enough quantities, but in being able to avoid unnecessary waste. These three habits of eating frogs, clearing your inbox, and reviewing every day can help us spend more time focusing on work.
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I have listed the most important things and have implemented it for 200 days. The results are great and I have regained the initiative in life. A good book on time management.
Mind map, nine-square grid, Pomodoro technique, clear your inbox, reboot every day, collect chores, morning diary, anniversary review, five-year vision, and set an alarm clock. . .
"For time, because it has movement that can be measured, it can be described with numbers."
"Half of the troubles in life come from saying yes too quickly and saying no too slowly."
2025.11.12. Fuyang
Only through the theory➕practice➕persistence of this book can you see the effectiveness of time management.
Divide your daily work into 3 important things
1. Eat the frog first. Put first things first, classify the important things and chores every day according to frogs and tadpoles, write down a schedule, and do important high-value work when you have the most energy, that is, eat frogs, and deal with other chores when you have less energy.
2. Clear favorites. Classify and archive our various work information in a timely manner. Establish a STAR system to turn chores into actions. Separate unnecessary information, resolve things that can be resolved immediately, keep records and set a time for resolution of issues that cannot be resolved immediately, and entrust others with tasks that cannot be resolved immediately. Bring time management into your work team.
3. Restart daily. Collect and build a complete database. It's not just about restarting a day's life or a day's work, it's also about restarting your life. Develop the habit of getting up early, establish a sense of ritual, review yesterday's schedule and diary every morning, and arrange the day's schedule. Check your work and life records for 7 days every week, and then review your good and bad things every month and every year, and write down daily, weekly, monthly and yearly plans to create a clearer future.
You must be good at using current tools to bring convenience and ease of operation to time management. Only by persisting for a long time can you develop habits and see results.
This book is very maneuverable after reading it. Even if you only read one chapter, it will be helpful for complicated work. Reduce anxiety, follow the 80-20 rule, concentrate on important things, and if you persist, you will achieve a more calm state.
Time management is energy management. This book talks about having a plan for everything. Make a list of actions to improve work efficiency and develop good habits. Habits are valuable in regular repetition, examining yourself and planning for the future from multiple angles.
The ones that are of greater personal application value to me are: a sharp tool for stabbing people, establishing three frogs a day, daily review, 2026 plan: starting from point to point, gradually realizing weekly review, and even completing the annual review and plan for the next year. Evernote has been used as a tool.
The teacher's writing is really good, clear and pertinent.
Very good, very good. I want to record, study and master the ideas and tools in this book.
A time management book well worth reading. For science, it is very enlightening to arrange time for work and study reasonably.
Very helpful to me
It feels like being clicked
The unity of knowledge and action provides detailed application methods.
It would be best if a book on learning management could be published.
Very good, just what I need, I got a lot of skills
Very useful, thank you author for sharing
Wow, this book did a lot for me. I also utilize the frog management method. Thank you very much to the author for sharing. I went from being lazy to being diligent. Thank you very much author. [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It is highly practical. I practice the methods in the book in my work and life. I am more efficient and I also learn to take a rest.
Very good, I like it very much
I really learned a lot
There are many very sensible points.
I learned from the book how to cleverly use and manage time arrangements. Thank you to the author. I am grateful for the encounter. I have been inspired by the book and learned knowledge points. It is helpful to me [Like]
Very useful! ! Solved a lot of my troubles
The practical examples are also very vivid.
It's really good, the ideas are very clear and easy to understand.
I have listed the most important things and have implemented it for 200 days. The results are great and I have regained the initiative in life. A good book on time management. Mind map, nine-square grid, Pomodoro technique, clear your inbox, reboot every day, collect chores, morning diary, anniversary review, five-year vision, and set an alarm clock. . . "For time, because it has movement that can be measured, it can be described with numbers." "Half of the troubles in life come from saying yes too quickly and saying no too slowly." 2025.11.12. Fuyang
Only through the theory➕practice➕persistence of this book can you see the effectiveness of time management. Divide your daily work into 3 important things 1. Eat the frog first. Put first things first, classify the important things and chores every day according to frogs and tadpoles, write down a schedule, and do important high-value work when you have the most energy, that is, eat frogs, and deal with other chores when you have less energy. 2. Clear favorites. Classify and archive our various work information in a timely manner. Establish a STAR system to turn chores into actions. Separate unnecessary information, resolve things that can be resolved immediately, keep records and set a time for resolution of issues that cannot be resolved immediately, and entrust others with tasks that cannot be resolved immediately. Bring time management into your work team. 3. Restart daily. Collect and build a complete database. It's not just about restarting a day's life or a day's work, it's also about restarting your life. Develop the habit of getting up early, establish a sense of ritual, review yesterday's schedule and diary every morning, and arrange the day's schedule. Check your work and life records for 7 days every week, and then review your good and bad things every month and every year, and write down daily, weekly, monthly and yearly plans to create a clearer future. You must be good at using current tools to bring convenience and ease of operation to time management. Only by persisting for a long time can you develop habits and see results.
This book is very maneuverable after reading it. Even if you only read one chapter, it will be helpful for complicated work. Reduce anxiety, follow the 80-20 rule, concentrate on important things, and if you persist, you will achieve a more calm state.
Time management is energy management. This book talks about having a plan for everything. Make a list of actions to improve work efficiency and develop good habits. Habits are valuable in regular repetition, examining yourself and planning for the future from multiple angles.
The ones that are of greater personal application value to me are: a sharp tool for stabbing people, establishing three frogs a day, daily review, 2026 plan: starting from point to point, gradually realizing weekly review, and even completing the annual review and plan for the next year. Evernote has been used as a tool.
The teacher's writing is really good, clear and pertinent.
Very good, very good. I want to record, study and master the ideas and tools in this book.
A time management book well worth reading. For science, it is very enlightening to arrange time for work and study reasonably.
Very helpful to me
It feels like being clicked
The unity of knowledge and action provides detailed application methods.
It would be best if a book on learning management could be published.
Very good, just what I need, I got a lot of skills
Very useful, thank you author for sharing
Wow, this book did a lot for me. I also utilize the frog management method. Thank you very much to the author for sharing. I went from being lazy to being diligent. Thank you very much author. [Love][Love][Love][Love][Love][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
It is highly practical. I practice the methods in the book in my work and life. I am more efficient and I also learn to take a rest.
Very good, I like it very much
I really learned a lot
There are many very sensible points.
I learned from the book how to cleverly use and manage time arrangements. Thank you to the author. I am grateful for the encounter. I have been inspired by the book and learned knowledge points. It is helpful to me [Like]
Very useful! ! Solved a lot of my troubles
The practical examples are also very vivid.
It's really good, the ideas are very clear and easy to understand.