THE ONE THING BOOK - A Mom's Perspective

This best-selling book by Gary Keller (with Jay Papasan) is quite the read! For an overwhelmed multi-tasker like myself, one could say that it was a tough pill to swallow. Since this book was written by a successful business man and realtor, I thought I’d come at The One Thing from a Mom’s Perspective. What did I think? Would I recommend it or not? Find out! 😊 If you’re new here, welcome to the channel and please hit the red subscribe button. Jenn is an adoptive mom of six from Canada and loves to chat about how LESS can actually mean MORE!
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0:00 The One Thing Gary Keller
1:39 Synopsis
3:00 A Mom's Opinion
8:00 Time Blocking
11:55 My Life's Goals
15:45 Conclusion

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[martyvanord]

This seems like a sifter that allows one to sift out the dust and identify the important aspects required to achieve a chosen goal. We had a friend that has achieved a lot who requedted that we schedule any visit that we made. Not just show up and disrupt their plans. Sadly that ended our visits.

[ashleygesty]

Great video, totally relate to the introversion, love the quiet and calm :)

[sardurondesarges]

honestly. I cannot multitask. I tried at work - it burned me out. Now with a toddler its really hard. I often loose track what I tried to do. Picking up loose ends all the time. Its exhausting.

[andrewdrudge]

Great review! Looking forward to reading it...

[normabrown]

Thank you for the idea of my next read. I read Essentialism, Greg McKeown & Atomic Habits, James Clear, this year and got so much for each book. Enjoy the rest of summer.

[DewDewHoney]

I have been struggling with this my whole life. I always thrived when i do focus on one thing at a time. But feel like such a loser. I need to pick up this book.