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Alec Mackenzie's time trap
by Michael Skeggs
(Brighton, UK)
Management of your time can allow for work, rest, leisure, and social activities. It isn't necessary to become a "workaholic" just because you manage all of your time. Managing time and balancing priorities is a top concern for professionals because we often work with short-term deadlines that demand innovation under stress. It's challenging to stay creative when your focus is fractured and the clock is ticking.
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Managers who fail to solicit feedback risk far more than those who encourage -- and control -- it.
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The Time Trap: The Classic Book on Time Management
 One of the all-time bestselling books on time management, The Time Trap has shown countless readers how to squeeze the optimal efficiency ??and satisfaction ??out of their work day. 
Since it was first published, The Time Trap, by internationally known authority Alec Mackenzie, has indeed become The Classic Book on Time Management, as proclaimed in its subtitle. Based on the theory that self-management is the key to handling the time crunch that we all face, it focuses primarily on Mackenzie's 20 biggest time wasters, such as telephone interruptions, the inability to say "no," and personal disorganization, and offers clear step-by-step ways to combat them. The updated third edition also includes information on time problems caused by technology, downsizing, and self-employment.
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