Don’t Eat That Frog! is a short-but-insightful guide that will give you strategies that combat overload and distraction.
Are you spinning too many plates at once? Discover the truth about balance, what it looks like in real life, and what it takes to achieve it.
When you break the cycle and regain calm control with effective tools, you can direct your focus and form a plan.
READY TO INVEST YOUR TIME WISELY?
We’ll show you how to:
- Determine what deserves your energy and what should be delegated.
- Stay focused and avoid “chasing squirrels” that will derail and delay you.
- Make the most of your time with techniques like theme days, time blocking & more.
- Identify when your energy levels are at their peak and how to schedule accordingly.
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT DON’T EAT THAT FROG! A Liberating Look at Time Management Strategies
“Stacy’s book is perfect for the person who is juggling WAY too many things. It helps you see where you can prioritize tasks in your life — and do it with grace and a smile.” —Rachel Miller, Moolah Marketing
“Such a breath of fresh air! Stacy’s book revealed to me why I’ve never been able to stick with just one productivity system. At last — permission to be myself and do what works best for me!” —Sarah Mueller, Decluttering Club
“It’s challenging to run a successful internet business and blog while being a wife, mother, and homeschool teacher. I appreciate the help offered in this concise survey of time management strategies and techniques. It’s a quick read — packed with insight and inspiration. I highly recommend it!” —Carrie Fernandez, Homeschool Giveaways
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“You pile up enough tomorrows, and you’ll find you are left with nothing but a lot of empty yesterdays.” ~Prof. Harold Hill
If you’ve ever been paralyzed with fear over your unorganized ways and just need a little direction (or bunches!) you’ll appreciated Stacy’s insightful and inspirational guide. Not just philosophy about why organizing your busy life is helpful, but straightforward steps to get you there. Don’t procrastinate — buy today.