Eat That Frog By Brian Tracy
The most important thing in the world is time. Time is everything, and it sometimes feels as if there isn’t enough of it. There is a book called Eat That Frog! 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time. By Brian Tracy and the book is a self help book that gives advice to those who struggle with procrastination such as me, and learning how to prioritize your time. In reference of Eat That Frog! It’s a synonym for the saying “it’s a hard pill to swallow.” The frog is the biggest task to get done, and as most individuals we would put it to the side. As Tracy would say, “It is also the one task that can have the greatest positive impact on your life and results at the moment” (2) the author gives out 21 ways to plan, delegate, and how to achieve certain goals, and to decrease or eliminate procrastination. Such as number 1 Set The Table, this means to decide what it is that you’re wanting to accomplish, therefore have some clarity, and discipline. Setting dealing for that goal, and do what it is necessary in order for it to be
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When I was selecting on what to read, and I wanted to read something that I could relate to personally. I always feel as if there isn’t enough time to get things done, or if the task at hand is too complex I either put it off or find some way to get out of it. For example, finishing college right now is a big task for me, I graduated high school in 2007, and this is my 5th semester of college and probably only my 2nd semester completed. I’ve kept putting school off because I wasn’t motivated and I’d rather partied, drink, and hang out with friends. Things changed when I got married, and now I have children, and start to see things in a different perspective. The author said that he felt at a standstill and needed to make a change. He surrounded himself with people in higher power and directly asking them what did they do to become successful, and that was
When I was selecting on what to read, and I wanted to read something that I could relate to personally. I always feel as if there isn’t enough time to get things done, or if the task at hand is too complex I either put it off or find some way to get out of it. For example, finishing college right now is a big task for me, I graduated high school in 2007, and this is my 5th semester of college and probably only my 2nd semester completed. I’ve kept putting school off because I wasn’t motivated and I’d rather partied, drink, and hang out with friends. Things changed when I got married, and now I have children, and start to see things in a different perspective. The author said that he felt at a standstill and needed to make a change. He surrounded himself with people in higher power and directly asking them what did they do to become successful, and that was