Reading Challenge Inspiration: Books on Time Management

This year I challenged myself to read twelve different books from twelve different categories over the course of twelve months.

This month the challenge is to read one book Time Management. As promised, I want to share with you some book ideas for this category incase you need some inspiration.

6 Books on Time Management:

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivityby David Allen

  Margin by Richard A Swenson

 Tell Your Time by Amy Andrews

One Bite at a Time by Tsh Oxenreider

 21 Days to a More Disciplined Life by Crystal Paine

 
Balanced: Finding Center as a Work-at-home Mom by Tricia Goyer

What books on time management have you read? Share about it in the comments so I can add it to my list!

By the way, I’ve written a book I think you might be interested in!

Sometimes we want to make changes in our lives, but we just don’t know where to start. I know for me, it’s really easy to see all the areas I’m failing miserably. I desire to do what it takes to move in a better direction, but I’m overwhelmed by the magnitude of what actually needs to be done.

Basically, I know something needs to change, but I just don’t know where to start.

Can you relate?

I think we’ve all been there from time-to-time. The answer to digging ourselves out of chaos is to sit down and make a clear plan of action.

That’s what Live for Him: A Grace-Filled Look at Planning can help you do. Click here to learn more!

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P.S. Want to know more about the Reading Challenge? Click HERE for more info!