Tim Swift – The Productive Mind: Mental Strategies to Maximize Productivity and Happiness.

Tim Swift – The Productive Mind: Mental Strategies to Maximize Productivity and Happiness.

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Description:

Your mind can be your best friend or worst enemy. It can be an engine of productivity or it can be mired in self-doubt, pointless distractions, and self-defeating perfectionism.

You can do better!

You can get rid of bad behaviors and improve on good ones. By downloading this book you will be taking a step forward into a more productive lifestyle.

This book will show you how to:

• Spend moor of your time on what is most important (Chapter 1)
• Create and sustain winning habits (Chapter 2)
• Know when to say “No” (Chapter 3)

You can be your best self and this book will help you do that. By using the methods and strategies in this book you will see dramatic improvements in your ability to focus, delegate, and manage your daily schedule. There is a future version of yourself that accomplishes great things and is able to enjoy your success; this book will help you get there.

About the Author

Tim is an Aerospace and Defense consultant who has worked with multiple Fortune 500 companies while managing his own self-publishing business. He finds time to do this while splitting his time between his home in Denver, CO and his client base in Seattle, WA. He received an International MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management after working as a consultant in China, Taiwan, Ukraine, and Mexico.

Tim is passionate about making the most of everyday and wants to share his passion for productivity and authenticity with busy people all over the world. When he is not busy serving clients or publishing books he can be found doing Improv Comedy, stealing away to Hong Kong for a long weekend, and making his daily sojourn to the gym.

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