How to do a good job of time management, are there any good books to recommend?

<>1."Xiaoqiang's Promotion".

By telling Xiaoqiang's workplace story, the author infiltrates the method of time management, and because he is reading the story, it looks very relaxed. I learned a lot of time management methods, such as checklists, pomodoro techniques, four-quadrant methods, and so on.

2.Pomodoro Technique**

The most popular time management method at the moment, the Pomodoro Technique, was introduced, and the author also shared his personal experience of using the Pomodoro Technique. I have been using the Pomodoro technique to this day, which has greatly improved my concentration and work efficiency.

3."The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People".

This book has been recommended by many successful people, and I have learned a few basic principles for managing time and self-management well.

4."A Peculiar Life".

It tells about Lyubichev, a man who spends his life planning with time. I later discovered my own time black hole by recording time overhead, which allowed me to better adjust my schedule.

5."Time as a Friend".

This book is about time management from the perspective of mental growth, the author is my favorite teacher - Li Xiaolai, from this book I not only learned the methods of time management, but also learned a lot of principles of being a person and doing things.

6.The Miracle of the Morning Diary

Set aside 3 minutes every morning to write in a journal and your life will work wonders. I learned how to wake up early and developed a good habit of making plans for myself in the morning.

7."Eat That Frog".

This book is a very easy read, and I learned a lot of time management tricks, and the best part is that I can focus on the most important tasks and overcome the procrastination.

8."Done".

Now that life and work are stressful, and I can't figure out many things, this book has made me re-plan my life, get on the right track, and become more relaxed and relaxed in my mentality.

In fact, there are many good methods in every book, and the most important thing is to practice repeatedly after reading it, and then summarize a set of methods that are most suitable for you.

The above is my recommended time management book list, and I hope it will be helpful to share it.

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1."Pomodoro Technique": the simplest and most practical one;

The Pomodoro technique is a 25-minute work cycle, with a 3-5 minute break. 4 Pomodoros for a large cycle with a 15 to 30-minute break. 7 Pomodoro timers need to be broken down.

I have an understanding of the impact of the structure of the human brain on memory, and at the same time, the use of the rest method has improved my work and study efficiency, which is very helpful to eliminate fatigue. You will gain more by reading this book early.

Rather, this is not a book about time management, but a book about what one can accomplish using time management. The book mainly introduces the achievements made by Lyubichev using the time statistics method, and its essence is not much, mainly because the author writes **, and naturally it is impossible to provide too much theoretical and practical content like ordinary practical books. However, from Lyubichev, I also saw what it was like to be a top expert with 10,000 hours of theory.

I liked Lyubichev very much, he was very knowledgeable, had a wide range of interests, was fascinated by all aspects of this world, and established his dream early on: to explore the mysteries of this world, and in the process of exploring it he gained happiness and peace of mind, <>

3."Getting Things Done": the most well-known, the practicality of the method, and at the same time the cost of the time spent;

Once you've given two tasks at the same time and only kept them in your brain, a sense of stress and a sense of failure follows – knowing that you can't do it at the same time." The method in the book is to empty the brain, which is only used to think and do things, and the memory function is done in other ways; Exhaustively collecting the things that need to be done, organizing and arranging, and thoroughly grasping the sense of security will reduce anxiety and make you more attentive to doing things; Proactive and confident, rather than reactive firefighting. It is believed that alcohol inhibits nervous activity and also inhibits negative imagination in the brain, blocking the prospect of uneasiness**, so being slightly drunk is pleasant, and the same goes for antidepressants, "If we actively suppress the frustrating failures in the brain, our energy will also increase".

It is analyzed from the four aspects of body, emotion, mind and spirit, which is very three-dimensional, operable, with many cases and reference value.

Procrastination is not always "bad", and behind this behavior is a positive protection of oneself. Overcoming procrastination is about achieving your goals, not about filling up every moment. Acknowledging your limitations and aiming to improve yourself so that procrastination makes sense.

Efficient work skills, new ** operation practical dry goods and others.

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The biggest experience I learned from blogging is that if you can stick to it for 8 years, then no matter how efficient and frequent, you can always make some considerable profits in the end. Another experience is that as long as you persist in a thing long enough, "persistence" will slowly become a "habit". Things that would have required a lot of effort to drive have become commonplace, and the clouds are light.

This book is selected from Liu Weipeng's 8-year blog posts, mainly about mental models, learning methods, and time use, from which the title of "Dark Time" comes from.

Do you feel like you'll never have enough time to do what you need to do? Progress can never be advanced, let alone time to get in touch with those long-dreamed leisure activities. Everyone is busy and exhausted from work.

This book covers a range of practical, effective, and proven tips, and these 21 tips to help you focus on what matters most, overcome procrastination, and get the most done in the shortest amount of time.

In line with the current hot spot of "where has the time gone", it advocates "high efficiency, slow life, and make more time to spend with family", which is in line with the main theme of the moment. The author played a combination of punches such as the Pomodoro Technique, the Monkey Rule, and the Four-Quadrant Rule to defeat the innate procrastination stubbornness.

It's not that there is not enough time, but that the energy is not well managed!

We expect change to happen, but we often find ourselves struggling in the same place.

The amount of time each day is fixed, but the reserve and quality of energy available to us can change. Recognizing this fact gives you the power to disrupt your lifestyle.

This book talks about time management from the perspective of mental growth, pointing out that time management is the key to success. The author cites the examples encountered in his own profession to tell us: how to open the mind, how to use the mind to be friends with time, how to understand the meaning of time management, make breakthroughs in time management, and then use the mind to start their journey of success in life.

Hi, I'm Nana, a communicator, a learning facilitator, and a self-management practitioner.

<> here I would like to recommend a book - "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People".

Why? I think before learning time management, you must read this book well, correct your attitude, and develop good habits.

Zou Xin, the author of "Xiaoqiang's Promotion", once said: Time management is not a skill, but a habit. Therefore, there is nothing you can do to beat procrastination unless you make it a habit.

The seven habits mentioned in this book can be divided into three levels, from the individual to the group, and finally to the whole world. It is completely consistent with the process of a "fledgling" person from leaving the campus to the workplace, getting along with leaders and colleagues, and getting along with his lover and children. It can also be understood that after a person's mind gradually matures and becomes an independent individual, he can connect with society and realize the value of life and personal pursuit.

The specific seven habits are proactive at the individual level, starting with the end in mind, putting things first at the public level, knowing each other and understanding oneself, integrating and synergizing, and the seventh habit that comes from the synthesis of the previous six habits - continuous updating. It doesn't seem to be directly related to time management, but it has a very important impact on time management.

I hope you will learn to manage yourself through this book, so that you can operate and manage your time.

Record time, manage yourself, and open up a multi-dimensional world.