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very basic, but very good and useful advice

Overall
4 out of 5 stars
Performance
4 out of 5 stars
Story
4 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 02-12-22

The tips and advice, although some very basic, are excellent and very useful.

I just don't give it 5 stars, because I don't like the fact that it makes you feel something like "you as a parent are doing it great, only you know your effort". Of course every parent want to hear that. But I think most parents (me included), don't do it great and for that reason most adults carry problems from childhood.

Overall a great book but I recommend you also read more critical books about your job as parent. If you only read this book, you will be very happy with what a great parent you are, and I think is better to be more self critical regarding to parenthood.

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Extremely good. It can save you from burnout.

Overall
5 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 02-14-21

Great quality of content. Some tips from this book useful for my job, that allowed me to escape burnout and stay healthy after 3 new exploitative managers in my enterprise:

1) As managers value seeing you sending e-mails late at night, I go to gym, meet friends and read during job hours (at lunch time or other hours, they assume you are at meetings). I work the same 8 hours a day, but sending e-mails at 22:00 hrs in the night, gives the impression of a very busy worker and these managers don't give me new irrelevant tasks, as they assume me working 24/7.
2) as I concentrate on the 80/20 pareto, even when loaded with huge amount of work, I always manage to eat, sleep, exercise and share with my family, all well as I escape tasks that don't add much value and usually no one complains if a do them 1 or 2 weeks later. (some even month later after someone request the information).
3) I always wondered why some people working 16 hours per day have middle Incomes while some people training 8 hours a day have elite sports level or elite positions in business.
4) I wondered in the past, why people getting sick in my enterprise, obese and having family problems for lack of time, earn less than me...

All these answers you will find in this excellent book.

By the way... I wrote this comment while brisk walking in my desk treadmill... I listened this whole audio book while doing push ups, washing dishes, etc...

If you want to boost your efficiency, read this awesome book.

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