To-Do List Makeover: A Simple Guide to Getting the Important Things Done

It's well read, you can easily understand what the narrator is saying

Getting things done is similar, but it goes more into details.

The MIT section

Making to do lists is convenient and can help you organize your life in a more effective and productive way

It's a good summary of other books about personal organization. Overall I prefer David Allen's aproach on Getting Things Done, but I really liked that this summary was brief and simple.

Really not a lot of new information here. A lot of rehashing of old ideas. There are some good practical approach approaches to being more productive and staying on track though. If you like this one "Getting Things Done" is probably better as well as "Eat That Frog".

Yes. Very good. Same caliber presentation.

Use a daily short MIT (most important things) list

Great book with a lot of helpful tips! Helped me a lot, in life and work, and very informative. Great.

great tips .easy to listen to..good resources offered...short steps reach bigger goals..break it down.. the msg is similar to other books of same ttopic..but repetition of words help to motivate me.

- Very repetitive! He would say the same idea three different ways in one sentence as well as repeat the same line 6-8 times in one section. For example, in the beginning, he said "you need to have 4 lists" over and over but never said what the lists were.
- His writing is extremely biased. Clearly, he worships Evernote. Therefore almost an entire chapter is one long ad for it. He does not even acknowledge that other tools exist and may be better for other's preferences.
- He was very elitist about Apple products. He talked about his Mac and iPhone like they are what makes a person top tier.
- He openly insulted people who use apps as "people glued to their smartphones!" The narrator even said it with ridicule.
- The tips were useful but could have been conveyed in a much shorter, and significantly less biased, format.

awesome book. I am working on the advice given in this book. thank you very much.

Nothing new here; old stuff rehashed. The book won't change your life. My recommendation is to skip this book and just get doing stuff on your lists.

perfect to the point andvfull of tips and shows the true know how about organizing to do list whoch isvthe anchor to all other activities

Very good book, well thought out and written. Includes many useful tips. I'm looking forward to hearing more of this author's work.