This article was published on June 8, 2019

How to become a more productive you with insight from NYT-bestselling author


How to become a more productive you with insight from NYT-bestselling author

During his time heading Apple, Steve Jobs held weekly marathon meetings every Monday, examining every aspect of the company’s fortunes from the previous week. During his championship years in Chicago, Michael Jordan started a unique strength and endurance training program that became known as The Breakfast Club, eventually corralling in many of his Chicago Bulls teammates.

For each, those steps were key in not only boosting their productivity, but charting a path to future success. The steps to reach your ultimate potential are varied and you never know which trick or suggestion might unlock your process. You can start figuring that out with the training in the How Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers Master Productivity with Tim Ferriss course. It’s on sale right now for just $19.99 (31 percent off) from TNW Deals.

Best-selling author of “The 4-Hour Workweek” Tim Ferriss has spoken with scores of successful entrepreneurs and performers in a quest to catalogue the small changes they made to create better habits, more productive routines and systems geared toward making their lives easier.

In this course, Ferriss asks and answers 17 questions, including answers that will help you sharpen your own productivity. After a short exercise, Ferriss believes you’ll be 10 times more productive than before.

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