Time Management For Everyone: Strategies to Improve Your Work-Life Balance, Increase Your Efficiency & Productivity, Deal with Procrastination & Give You More Time and Freedom
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Time Management For Everyone: Strategies to Improve Your Work-Life Balance, Increase Your Efficiency & Productivity, Deal with Procrastination & Give You More Time and Freedom
Reclaim your time, boost your productivity, and create the work-life balance you’ve always wanted, even if your days feel chaotic and overwhelming!
Are you constantly juggling endless tasks, back-to-back meetings, overflowing emails, family commitments, and looming deadlines? Do you wish you could finally find more hours in your day? You are not alone, and this book is here to help.
Time Management For Everyone is a practical, actionable guide designed for busy People. Suitable for professionals, managers, and leaders at work, or stay-at-home Moms, Students, and Teenagers. Anyone who wants to take control of their time, reduce stress, and achieve more without burning out. Whether you’re struggling with procrastination, lack of focus, or energy management, this guide offers clear strategies you can implement immediately.
Inside, you’ll discover how to:
Overcome procrastination and tackle daunting tasks with confidence.Master prioritization so you focus on what truly matters.Use micro-tasking and habit stacking to build routines that stick.Manage your energy to maximize productivity without burnout.Implement techniques to save time and reduce stress.Set realistic goals and achieve them with precision.Decode your biological rhythms for optimal task scheduling.Maintain focus in a digitally distracted world.Integrate work-life balance into your daily routine effortlessly.And much more!
Unlike other time management systems that are complicated or hard to follow, this book distills proven productivity techniques into simple, actionable strategies tailored for real life. You don’t need hours of extra time or a complete lifestyle overhaul, just practical methods to reclaim your schedule, boost efficiency, and create space for the things that matter most.
Packed with real-world insights, practical tips, and empowering strategies, Time Management For Everyone will help you:
✅ Gain control over your daily schedule
✅ Reduce stress and overwhelm
✅ Improve your productivity and efficiency
✅ Achieve meaningful work-life balance
✅ Enjoy more free time for yourself and your family
Stop letting your busy schedule control you. Take charge of your time, increase your productivity, and finally achieve the work-life balance you deserve.
Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” now – your time is worth it.
From the Publisher
ASIN : B0FNW3CQLK
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : August 26, 2025
Language : English
Print length : 152 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8262347995
Item Weight : 10.1 ounces
Dimensions : 6 x 0.35 x 9 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #115,927 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #73 in Time Management (Books) #177 in Personal Time Management #526 in Business Management (Books)
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9 reviews for Time Management For Everyone: Strategies to Improve Your Work-Life Balance, Increase Your Efficiency & Productivity, Deal with Procrastination & Give You More Time and Freedom
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nescorp –
More Balance, Less Burnout
This book offers practical, no-nonsense strategies for managing time and energy without burnout. It helps you prioritize what really matters, overcome procrastination, and balance work with personal life. With helpful techniques like habit stacking and micro-tasking, it’s perfect for busy people who want to feel more in control and less overwhelmed.
mandy –
Meet deadlines without the stress
This was the best book I’ve read on time management. I love that it takes a more holistic approach and explains the psychology behind our productivity problems. It breaks down bio rhythms and how to find ours and implement the best schedule for that particular rhythm. I have adhd so procrastination and burnout are big issues for me, but the methods described here, like micro-tasks and habit-stacking, make so much sense and seem easy to incorporate. I’m excited to begin using these techniques to improve my productivity, overcome procrastination, meet my goals, and achieve a better work-life balance.
Isabel clara –
Not mental exhaustion
An ideal book for me, especially at this time when I’m working and studying. I liked the tips and strategies for preventing procrastination and completing my homework on time, as well as habit stacking to maintain those organizational habits; and learning how to save energy and not exhaust my body so quickly. The advice in the book gave me a better idea for finding a better balance between work and my studies, since I need to create time to review and better understand the subjects I’m studying, and due to work exhaustion, I haven’t found that time. I will also follow the advice to better balance my time for my family and my personal life. It is an excellent and very useful book. I recommend it
Cassandra –
My grade for it would be a B plus.
The book is about managing time. It talks about not wasting hours and about using them in better ways. I understood the part about making lists to get more done. It also said not to let procrastination win because that hurts your balance. I think it is a good book for people who want to feel more free in their life.
Brittany M –
Great for both personal and professional development.
If you love reading personal and professional development books, this is the perfect combination of the two. I love the approach that the author takes. It isn’t about equal time in a work /life balance situation–it is about intentional time–putting your efforts where they are most in line with who you are and what you want to achieve. This book isn’t just theory or passive ideas; I love that there are actually actionable steps that you can immediately implement in this book. And for all the methods that are introduced, there are step-by-step instructions for implementing them–like the pomodoro method or even just how to delegate. While this book was quite a fast read, it is something that you will want to highlight or flag and come back to repeatedly!
Dr. Joey Faucette –
Stop Drowning in Your Own Schedule
Chaos doesn’t respect your best intentions or productivity apps. Freedom Publications addresses the reality that traditional time management fails when your days feel completely out of control, offering practical strategies that work even when everything feels overwhelming.The book’s strength lies in its acknowledgment that you can’t create more hours, only use existing ones more strategically. You learn micro-tasking and habit stacking techniques that build sustainable routines without requiring major lifestyle overhauls or perfect conditions to start implementing changes.This comprehensive guide covers energy management alongside time management, recognizing that productivity depends on matching your natural rhythms to appropriate tasks. Whether you’re battling procrastination, digital distractions, or the constant juggling act of multiple responsibilities, you get actionable methods for reclaiming control over your schedule and creating space for what matters most.
Jbarr5 –
easy time management techniques
Time Management For Everyone: Strategies to Improve Your Work-Life Balance, Increase Your Efficiency & Productivity, Deal with Procrastination & Give You More Time and Freedom by FREEDOM PUBLICATIONSWhat I like about this book is that there are so many different techniques and methods to achieve your goal, whether for work or at home.I do a fairly good job but do tasks as they are needed to be done. Not many sit around for months or years. I try to get up early to get the natural sun to knit by with a quiet home and hot cup of tea. Can spend 15 minutes or hours til we are ready to go hiking. we get oursteps in, and get to spend time with one another. Rest of the day is varied, no projects but I expand my hobby by finding new stitches to knit.
Mary Strawbridge –
Amazing resource to help you grow in your work, time, and relationships
I love how this book breaks down time management and the many facets that make it up. Along with the Pomodoro Technique, the Plan Do Check Act, and Kaizen, there are so many other parts that make up time management. Efficiency, deligation, circadian rhythms to determine your most active times, mindfulness, and so much more. I never realized tracking your sleep could actually determine the best part of the day to work those difficult projects. With reflective exercises and personal stories adding a nice personal touch for those who struggle with just reading the author supplies some nice visual aids that will help your understanding. Most importantly don’t forget empathy and the importance of showing yourself empathy. Amazing book!
Sharon H –
I appreciate how this book adds another dimension to time management by examining psychological factors. One does not normally consider this. The focus was to organize oneself. This is the reason I like this book. It also gives a clear guide tailored for professionals seeking control over their chaos—offering practical tools like effective task-breaking, Pomodoro techniques, and prioritization frameworks. It emphasizes paying attention to your physical and mental well-being to conquer procrastination and avoid task-switching to foster both focus and fulfillment. The book shines in its pragmatic approach—no complex systems, just realistic strategies you can implement today. If you’re after actionable habits that bring back balance, this serves as a friendly, accessible starting point.