Everything in Its Place
The Power of Mise-En-Place to Organize Your Life, Work, and Mind
by:
Dan Charnas
in:
Personal Success
Summary:
The book explores the culinary concept of mise-en-place, a French term for having all your ingredients prepared and organized before cooking, and applies its principles to various aspects of life including productivity, business, and personal organization. It offers insights and strategies on how to create order and structure in one's environment, tasks, and mindset to achieve efficiency and calmness.
Key points:
1. Mise-en-place: A French term meaning "everything in its place," used for organizing ingredients and tools, applicable to all life areas for better efficiency.
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