Attention Management: How to Create Success and Gain Productivity - Every Day

The book has some useful tricks on attention management and most of it is spent advocating for time management. Sadly, you end up paying mostly for the cover and the quality of the material book. It can serve as an introductory book to productivity but it fails in showing how time management is secondary to attention management, it also fails in deepening the subject for those who aren't at their first book on the subject. At least buy it on kindle.

There's lots of advice out there from so-called time management experts that to me has always felt unrealistic.... more like where the rubber meets the sky. When it comes to mastering the real problem -- how to manage my own attention, for me, this book is where the rubber meets the road.If (like me) you have a busy work and home life where you operate in a state of perpetual overwhelm, get this book. If (like me) you're struggling in today's information and communication-heavy, "need-it-yesterday" world, get this book. If (like me) you have a lot on your plate and need an easy-to-read (I'm all about easy!) book that will give you highly practical, immediately useable solutions, get this book. It works.

Book on productivity, perfect for those who want to better manage their time.

Bought as a gift, and the recipient really appreciated it

For such a short read (this is a small book in physical size, amount of words per page, and pictures that take up a whole page) it spends too much time taking about why we need attention management. The action items and tips are nothing magical, creative or new.