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The Slow Fix

Solve Problems, Work Smarter, and Live Better In a World Addicted to Speed

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By: Carl Honore
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In The Slow Fix, best-selling author Carl Honoré delivers an exhilarating model for effective problem-solving, and provides brilliant insights on how you can solve problems, work smarter, and live better. Honoré decodes how we approach problems and paves the way to better decision-making and generating long-term solutions to life’s inevitable challenges. Engaging and thought-provoking, The Slow Fix revolutionizes the way we live, work, consume, and think, ultimately increasing our wins and enhancing personal success.

With The Slow Fix, Honoré details a new paradigm for efficient, sustainable problem solving, teaching us how to use time to build expertise, take advantage of teamwork, find the right messenger to deliver our message, and much more.

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I've been a fan of the author since he was interview by Martha DeBayle on the radio. This book is different from what I thought it would be. It makes great emphasis on what is happening in public and private sectors. It was very useful, but I was hoping to find more of a personal approach on how the reader can slow down.
I particularly liked the last portion of the book. It definitely felt more personal.

Suggestion to author: Some of us are "slow" by nature. The pace of everyday life doesn't seem to push us hard enough to become faster. Everything seems to take us longer. No matter how hard we try...there's someone faster...how about writing about us?

This book should add "....for professionals".

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