Summary:
The book challenges readers to reevaluate how they manage their weekly allotment of 168 hours, advocating for a focus on prioritizing tasks that align with personal and professional goals. It provides strategies for time management, including tracking time, planning, and outsourcing, to maximize productivity and satisfaction.
Key points:
1. Time Perception: Vanderkam advises changing the mindset from "I don't have time" to "It's not a priority" for better time management.
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