Hoy en día contamos con todas las herramientas para hacer cada vez más sencillas nuestras tareas, no obstante, y de manera paradójica, el desafío de mantener una productividad óptima nunca ha sido mayor.

Vivimos el periodo más avanzado tecnológicamente de la historia, tenemos teléfonos móviles y aplicaciones increíbles para cada cosa; todo tipo de productos y soluciones están a un clic de distancia. Entonces, cómo es posible que ser productivos sea un desafío tan grande para tantos?

En una palabra: DISTRACCIÓN. Gastamos demasiada atención en correos electrónicos, mensajes de texto, redes sociales, notificaciones y demás, pensando que esas actividades son importantes y urgentes. La realidad es que no lo son, sólo complican nuestras vidas y nos alejan de nuestras metas.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

While productivity and time management expert Brian Tracy has been writing bestselling books and giving seminars on these topics for well over thirty years, the challenge of remaining optimally productive in our modern world has never been greater. How can this be?

We live in the most technologically advanced period of history in the most technologically advanced country. With the advent of mobile phones, killer apps, internet speeds that stagger the imagination, and nearly any bit of information, products, and solutions only one click away, how can it be that remaining optimally productive is such a challenge for so many?

In a word: DISTRACTION. Many of us spend precious time focusing on the inces¬sant e-mails, texts, notifications, ads, etc. that seem important-even urgent-to our success and happiness, but, in reality, only complicate our lives and take us even further from our goals.

Brian addresses this challenge of distraction in its many forms and shows you how to feed your focuson a daily basis. You will learn:

- Productivity Promises and Pitfalls in our Modern Age
- The Psychology of Productivity
- The Best Productivity Methods Ever Conceived
- How to End Procrastination Once and For All
- Productivity and Relationships: Where it Applies and Where It Doesn't