Think Fast!

Accurate Decision-Making, Problem-Solving, and Planning in Minutes a Day

By: Guy Hale

Narrated by: Walter Dixon

Length: 3 hrs and 40 mins

Publisher's summary

Think FAST! Let's be candid. It's a jungle out there. There is no end to the obstacles, challenges, mountains, and unexpected issues, even self-defeating thoughts, that get in the way of being the best you can be and achieving your goals and dreams.

In today's environment, everyone from top coaches and entrepreneurs, to corporate leaders, busy mothers, and grad students—everyone—is expected to make decisions and solve issues at the speed of light and with pinpoint accuracy. That's a tall order! Add downsizing, or "right-sizing" as it's often called, to this reality, and you can see why it's easy to feel overwhelmed by all the demands and responsibilities placed on your shoulders daily.

Think Fast! is a game-changer. This system has been field-tested in Fortune 500 corporate training sessions, with top business leaders, and in thousands of client consultations and solution-finding sessions. The results were so consistently effective that these same clients asked for a book to use as an ongoing learning tool—a virtual "coach".

This simple-to-use system will teach you to:

• Cut through your concerns, obstacles, and demands in record time and with accuracy, every time
• Immediately eliminate feeling overwhelmed and out of control
• Discover renewed energy to pursue your dreams and goals, with passion!

Here it is: a powerful system to enable you to make good decisions, prevent problems, and plan for the future with speed, effectiveness, and accuracy every time! Think about it. The greatest coaches and leaders today and throughout history have mastered these skills. And now, so can you: fast, accurately, and in just minutes a day!

©2011 Guy Hale (P)2011 Gildan Media Corp

One of the best it is Outstanding and practice

I enjoyed every minute of the book. It is very rich with information and is well said. It was like a story that had great examples. Thanks to the author and narrator.

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I loved hearing how to get past that feeling of being out of control and unable to make quick, meaningful decisions. With things moving so fast today, you don't have time to dwell on the minutia. This system shows how to cut through obstacles and self defeating thoughts, and make correct decisions every time, leaving you less stressed and full of renewed energy. A big help!

A fast and effective solution!!

A fast and effective solution!!

If you have issues juggling your time management and decision making with your everyday life, this is your book!

It will give you a comprehensive method to organize and work on your action items.

It does take a litlle bit of note taking, but once you have the method down, it becomes almost second nature and it helps a lot to become more focused and productive.

And the best thing is you get all this knowledge in less than 3 hours listening time!

PS. I rated 1 on the Story because there is no actual story to be told.

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There is little or no value in this book. I listened almost halfway through until I realized this, because the author spends like 1 hour talking about how great this magical method that he and his "friends" developed over a period of years working in a fast paced corporate job. Once he gets to the actual "method" you realize that it is basically just common sense and making to-do lists, and overly simplistic decision making processes.

not worth the time or money

so poorly written with little substance. didn't even finish it. wish i could get a refund.

Anyone can make a list of choices - few can choose

I can't recommend this book. The narration is fine, but bland. Walter Dixon is a good voice talent, but the book contains lots of multiple choice lists. Having such lists read to you ad nauseaum isn't a pleasant experience.

Furthermore, the author seems to think one decision style fits all choices. It doesn't.

In make ways this book feels like a remix of Getting Things Done - even though GTD is a productivity book. Why? The solution he's suggesting really boilds down to: collect all your choices. Make sense of them / evaluate, and then choose.

That's not very useful, since most (at least myself) have trouble making decisions because we have trouble choosing. What's needed is focus on ones modalities, values, intuition, rational methods, and much more. Any fool can say: list your options and ... choose! (tadaaa...)

A much better choice is Confident Decision Making by Roger Dawson. It comes with a nice, comprehensive PDF plus he covers multiple decision styles and methods, and tells you which ones are good for particular decisions.