Changed how I organise my work day. Next challenge is to apply it to everything else. ( )

I think I'll need to read this one twice to really absorbe all he said, but I though he had some good ideas. Still, it seems like all these guys quote each other. Perhaps they need to read other things? ( )

I read this one because I was interested in learning more about Action Method time/project management. This was covered in very basic o review in the first few chapters. The book focuses primarily on those working in "creative" fields (design, architecture, art, etc), so the primary audience is different from where I am. My one big take away is that one pitfall is to continuously generate new ideas without committing to following through on completing a few. Some ideas need to be parked until we finish our current commitments. ( )

First chapter is great, really tactical ideas of how to handle ideas. From there, it's some more good advice on fostering ideas and including community. But I had to stop when the last chapter was all about how to be a leader. I have no intentions of being a CEO of a tech startup, which is what it seemed to be targeted at. Otherwise, a good read, I'd say you could almost just scan the TOC and go to what you're looking for. ( )

Wasn't for me.