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    The Checklist Cheat Sheet: How to Harness the Surprising Power of the Simple Checklist to Supercharge Your Life
    The Checklist Cheat Sheet: How to Harness the Surprising Power of the Simple Checklist to Supercharge Your Life
    The Checklist Cheat Sheet: How to Harness the Surprising Power of the Simple Checklist to Supercharge Your Life
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    The Checklist Cheat Sheet: How to Harness the Surprising Power of the Simple Checklist to Supercharge Your Life

    By Taylor Haskins

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    Do you feel like you’re always running, but you never reach the finish line? Like no matter how hard you work or how much you hustle, you still aren’t within grasp of your goals?

    You wish for more time in the day or a more understanding boss or less needy clients. But the truth is, you’ll never make real progress towards your goals until you learn to work smarter, not harder.

    There are some people who seem to always have it together—they get a ton of stuff done each day in a way that seems effortless and superhuman. But these people aren’t superhuman. They’ve just learned to incorporate some key habits into their workdays. They’ve learned to put up a firewall between the internal and external forces that can derail them from their most important work.

    By applying the principles from this book, you can do the same. You can learn how to make your life less busy and your work more innovative. You can get more done, put out higher-quality work product, and still have time and energy left over at the end of the day.

    Everything in this book comes down to one very simple principle: Productivity is about working smarter, not harder.

    To learn how, and supercharge your progress towards your most important goals, scroll up and click Buy Now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTaylor Haskins
    Release dateDec 26, 2017
    ISBN9781386832126
    The Checklist Cheat Sheet: How to Harness the Surprising Power of the Simple Checklist to Supercharge Your Life

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      The Checklist Cheat Sheet - Taylor Haskins

      The Case for Checklists

      Human beings are incredible . We have skills, expertise, and intelligence unlike any other species. We are work hard and we strive to improve ourselves. We value learning and we use the knowledge we gain to do remarkable things. We build skyscrapers, we perform life-saving surgeries, we invent means for instant communication across continents, and we even defy gravity. All of these things, we do with an ease and speed that increases with astounding rapidity.

      And yet, we are flawed. We screw up. A lot. We make simple mistakes that cost us time, reputation, and money. Sometimes our personal mistakes cost our employers, colleagues, loved ones, and friends time, reputation, and money. Sometimes, simple mistakes cost lives, such as when an airplane, one of the most sophisticated pieces of equipment that exists, falls out of the

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