Books by Robert Allen

Each chapter of this guide comes with practical Workbook questions which let you practice the lessons in your own context.CONTENTS OVERVIEW1. Define your productivityThe world complains about low productivity. You will relish yours - once you define what it means to you.2. Define your benefits of being productiveYour waking hours, days, weeks and years - they will transform once your productivity kicks in. How would you want things to change?3. Meet BRAVE, your five-question toolkit to more productive timesYou are the best person to start making the most out of your time. Help yourself to this five-step process and start hacking away.4. Find the BIG idea to gain energy and focusThere are many kinds of motivation. You can find yours by dreaming big.5. Focus on what is REAL to discover tools, resources, and alliesYour everyday life can be an obstacle course or a treasure trove of good stuff. You will gain momentum once you learn to see the useful and the tricky bits.Simple proven, experienced, and research-backed techniques guarantee you sustain the change get the life you want. You''ll be the rocket who builds his own a solid system where each component reinforces each other. This is the vital key to becoming an unstoppable learning machine on your way to achieving the change you want.

A classic study of the Black liberation movement of the 1960s.

Perspectives on the Obama campaign and early administration

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