100% Productive: 25 Great Ways to Work Smarter Not Harder

Publisher Marketing: How To Work Smarter Not Harder? You work yourself until late at night. You spend most of your time at work. You are overworked, and yet you do not feel accomplished. What could be wrong? The time and effort you put into work is not a reflection of the results you get. It does not matter if you spend the night in your workspace. It does not matter if you forget to eat or breathe. What matters is the result you bring to the table. That is the bottom line. So, is there a need to sacrifice your entire life for work? Is it worth losing your social life for your career? Is your job worth losing sleep for? Whether you believe it or not, the truth is, your biggest asset in life is yourself. What would you do with a high flying career, an enormous payout, when you can't enjoy it? The lesson is to stop working hard. Start doing what is right and work smart. This book will help you identify the things you may be doing with regards to work. We have laid out the necessary steps you should be taking to boost productivity and have crossed out the unnecessary things that may be burning you out. Find out the things you may be doing wrong and what you should be doing right. Change your mind set. Improve your attitude. Start thinking and working smart. Feel accomplished and be more productive. Contributor Bio:  Morgan, John John Morgan is an investigative writer with a diploma in journalism from the Australian College of Journalism. Following the death of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997, he developed an interest in the events that had led to the Paris crash. Since 2005 John carried out extensive full-time research into those events and studied the official British police report after it was published in late 2006. He subsequently completed a book on that subject in September 2007 - it was titled Cover-Up of a Royal Murder: Hundreds of Errors in the Paget Report. That book came to be used by the lawyers at the 2007-8 London inquest into the deaths. John Morgan's continuing research on the case has resulted in the six evidence-based volumes of the highly acclaimed Diana Inquest series - written and published between 2009 and 2013. John Morgan is viewed by many as the world's leading expert on the 1997 crash and the subsequent cover-up. Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son Dodi died in the crash, has said: "John Morgan has done more to expose the facts of this case than the police in France and Britain."