Are you a slave to your to-do list? At the end of the day, is your list longer than when you started? Are you awash in a sea of sticky notes and memos?
Stop! Instead of listing your important tasks, schedule them with a start time and end time. This will help you create a mini-plan for each task, and a workable, productive agenda for your day.
This is just one tip from Time Management, Second Edition. And there's more-a lot more. You'll learn how to:

Distinguish between the important and the urgent

Say "No" and avoid time-wasting tasks

Delegate for greater productivity

Communicate more effectively

Understand the many time-management software programs available

Cope with stress
This book provides both a framework for building a personal time philosophy and the real-world tips and techniques for becoming more efficient and productive.
You have more time than you think. Time Management, Second Edition will help you find it.
Richard Walsh is a publishing professional who specializes in career books. He edits the annual National JobBank. He lives in Boston.

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