If you are not overworked, overwhelmed, or just plain “over it!” (and don’t know anyone who is) then Kevin Hogan’s new book, The 168 Hour Week, may not be such a treasure for you.
BUT, who does that really apply to? Most people long for more balance in their life; they strive to work more time-efficiently, making more money, and yet still carving out a viable personal space for themselves. And no one seems to feel the pressure of this more than consultants, solopreneurs, small business people, the self employed and everyone who works for a company that expects them to be “all things to all people”.
Here’s what Kevin Hogan says about his newest book, The 168 Hour Week:
“If you are tired of other people running your life and want to call your own plays, you will find this book to have the answers no one else will ever talk about. Controversial? You bet. And I promise the book doesn’t let you go. There’s no B.S. airy fairy stuff here. It’s the real nuts and bolts of life. Beating procrastination in ways you’ve never considered. Becoming productive, today. Getting stuff done. Throwing out the old Time Management Planners that didn’t work…at all…for anyone…and living a life you can be proud of. And perhaps most importantly….to have fun!”
And now is the perfect time to buy, during Kevin’s “Amazon run”. Everyone who buys the book in the next few day, from Amazon, receives hundreds (actually, it may be thousands) of dollars in downloadable gifts from leading authors and top professionals in related fields.
Here’s what to do to take advantage of this special offer (and if you are not familiar with the concept of an “Amazon Run” this is a great insight into how to use this technique to reward your clients and increase your own book sales):
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