There Is No Such Thing as Time (Platinum Edition)

Time is impartial to everyone, the key is how to use it. The reason why I read this book is because I discovered that time is fleeting, and doing the same things at the same time every day only makes anxiety continue to grow. I'm thinking: Where did my time go? Then I accidentally saw this book, which was both luck and salvation. There are a lot of writings in it that made me see myself. In the beginning, I would keep making plans for myself. I would feel annoyed at not being able to complete the plan, repeating my habits over and over again, and feel complacent about making any progress, but I didn't stick to it later. I have to correct my bad habits and allow half-heartedness in the process. This may be my original intention when I see the current situation.

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Era Teacher's time management program is very suitable for those of us who have a lot of fragmented time. My favorite sentence in the book is: "Say goodbye to time management, you have to multi-thread tasks." This sentence taught me how to complete other tasks efficiently while taking care of my baby. I can make better use of my time now and recommend it to you!

"No time" is actually a fake question I used to feel that I didn't have enough time: I wanted to go for a morning run in the morning, and as soon as I changed my shoes, I thought of sending my children to school; I wanted to learn more about farming and think about new methods, but as soon as I picked up the hoe, I was called by my neighbor to help. The book says that this is not really a lack of time, but rather a failure to "break it into pieces and use it". Just like the farmer uncle who cultivates the land, he does not dig around with a big hoe, but first divides the land into small areas - spring sowing area, summer plowing area, and autumn harvest area. The "time period list" taught in the book is to divide the day into "morning fragments", "cooking fragments" and "bedtime fragments". In each fragment, we can only do one small thing that can be completed immediately.

Books bring you in, practice depends on yourself

In the era of fragmentation, we really need to know how to manage time so that our work and life can operate more efficiently! By reading this book, I gained a lot, and started planning my daily and weekly schedule, and started working towards my goals!

Since I had a child, I feel like I don't have enough time to do a lot of things. I was very fruitful after reading it. The time segmentation and fragment list have been helpful to me and I am already putting it into practice. I found this book accidentally. I was pleasantly surprised. It is more practical than many best-selling books.

The author is teaching you to practice time management and show all the desired effects through actions. It is easy to use and really effective. Because of the author, I have become a reader who can get up on time every day without staying in bed. I hope the author can provide more tips on going to bed early.

1. Very clear structure 2. Very specific operating instructions 3. Very simple and down-to-earth description

This is not a chicken soup article, but contains practical information.

Time management is a fundamental skill for growth.

Many concepts are very reasonable. I also want to be a freelancer like the author and teacher.

Some methods are worth learning from, and the next step is to slowly implement them.

It's pretty good. I took a lot of notes and gained a lot. I hope that I will gradually start to establish good habits in 25 years.

Executed part of it, very useful!

It's nice to read. The author has a summary at the end of each chapter. I like it very much~

A great book that starts with cultivating a good habit and practicing it.

It's very good, it can be applied in practice, the explanation is very pragmatic, and it solved many problems for me. It was enlightening!