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    The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book)
    The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book)
    The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book)
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    The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book)

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    The must-read summary of Leo Babauta’s book: “The Power of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential…in Business and in Life”.

    This complete summary of the ideas from Leo Babauta’s book “The Power of Less” shows that people face two major problems in modern life: information overload and task overload. In his book, the author explains that the solution lies in setting limits and making the choice to do the right thing rather than the easiest thing. In other words, we need to simplify our lives and focus on what is most productive. By following Babauta’s advice, you can find out how to simplify your tasks and get more done.

    Added-value of this summary:
    • Save time
    • Understand the key principles
    • Increase your productivity

    To learn more, read “The Power of Less” and find out how you can start getting more done by doing less work and finally accomplish your goals.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBusiness Book Summaries
    Release dateOct 28, 2014
    ISBN9782511020234
    The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book)

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      The Power of Less (Review and Analysis of Babauta's Book) - BusinessNews Publishing

      Book Presentation:

      The Power Of Less by Leo Babauta

      Book Abstract

      About the Author

      Important Note About This Ebook

      Summary of The Power Of Less

      (Leo Babauta)

      1. Identify the essential

      2. Eliminate all the rest

      Book Abstract

      MAIN IDEA

      Two major problems face virtually everyone in business and in the workforce today:

      Information overload – there’s so much information available it’s easy to fritter away all your time learning useless facts.

      Task overload – where your work day is a constant stream of e-mailed requests, tasks and busy work which can soak up time.

      These problems are stressful and wasteful at the very least. The solution lies in setting limits and in making deliberate choices to do the right things rather than the easiest things. Or in other words, to simplify and focus on what’s most productive. Simplicity, in this context, boils down to two steps:

      For many people these days, work is a constant stream of e-mails, of news and requests, of phone calls and instant messages, of papers and notes and files. We are drinking from a fire hose of information, with no idea of how to reduce the flow. What’s the alternative to information and task overload? The solution lies in setting limits to how much we consume and do. It lies in making the most of our time by focusing on the most important things, instead of everything. It all comes down to making choices.

      – Leo Babauta

      About the Author

      LEO BABAUTA is the creator of ZenHabits.net, widely regarded as one of the top productivity blogs on the Internet. ZenHabits has more than 80,000 subscribers and is ranked in the top 100 blogs. Mr. Babauta is a former reporter, journalist and freelance writer. He is considered a leading expert on productivity

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