This booked helped me out a lot when it came to productivity.

Forget New Year's resolutions - "The 12 Week Year" is here to put your annual ambitions on steroids. Authors Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington have essentially invented a time machine, compressing a year's worth of productivity into a quarter-sized package. It's like they've found a way to fold time the way Marie Kondo folds t-shirts. This book doesn't just move your cheese; it accelerates it to light speed. It's a literary defibrillator for your goals, shocking them back to life with a jolt of urgency that'll have you accomplishing more in three months than most people do in 365 days. Warning: Side effects may include a severe allergy to procrastination, an irresistible urge to plan, and the uncanny ability to bend time to your will. If you experience a sudden onset of productivity lasting more than 12 weeks, don't be alarmed - that's just success setting in. Moran and Lennington don't just think outside the box; they've reengineered the box into a time-warping, goal-crushing machine. They've taken the "I'll do it next year" out of your vocabulary and replaced it with "I did it last quarter." This isn't just a book; it's a paradigm shift wrapped in a dust jacket. It's the literary equivalent of strapping a jet pack to your to-do list. "The 12 Week Year" doesn't just give you more time; it teaches you to become a chronological alchemist, turning those leaden procrastination-filled days into golden weeks of achievement. In a world of 365-day planners, "The 12 Week Year" is the rebel with a cause, staging a coup against the tyranny of annual thinking. Read it, and prepare to become a temporal revolutionary in your own life. Just remember: with great power comes great responsibility - and a whole lot of checked-off to-do lists.

This book is great if your looking to overcome procrastination and make the most of your time to be successful you should definitely give this book a read it’s not long and drawn out it gets straight to the point

I wish I read this earlier. Great and very practical. All I can say is that I wish I had read this book earlier than just last week. The authors do not pull punches in delivering what you need to hear to execute. I really like the section on coaching, where one is coached based on the week of one is one. The book is well laid out and planned. I will suggest this to my friends. It's a good book to read as one plans for the new year.

Overall worth the price and a great resource for setting up your own time based productivity system. Unless you get additional resources, you can't just use this book to set up a system. It's partially a sales lead device, but it gives a lot of value that is worth your time to read. Pros: - The book gives a lot of good ideas and references for setting up a productive time system. - Based on what they found working in their company The Execution Company - Great Price for what is offered in similar courses that cost X20 more. - Shortens the Cycle to 12 Weeks - Proposes a system for feedback to see if your on track. - Mentions Time Blocking - Has you self grade yourself in 7 areas, on a scale of 1-10. - Focuses you on a few key tasks. - Good call outs to more resources. - Good explanation of Commitments - Good explanation of common pitfalls - Link to a free 12 week autoresponder weekly series that sends a pdf with needed forms. - Good to call out the need for a partner, for the accountability issue. - Discusses need to focus. What I am Not Seeing: - Mention of Scrum. A lot of what they are proposing is basically a scrum or agility based time management system, for the individual. - No link to free forms for the system. I guess you get that from the free autoresponder system, or pay X Dollars for the workbook. It would be nice if this was explained more at the back of the book - Matchbook Pricing. I love it when authors when you buy the physical book, offer a Matchbook for the Kindle Edition. - No monitoring of your energy level. Another system you can buy includes this. - Continual process improvement - another part of Scrum. I am guessing if you use the software, small fee needed, it makes setting up the system a lot easier.

Awesome book. Love how this book keeps your goals on the fore front.

I’ve started reading this book and am enjoying it so far. I know I’ve got much more to learn and I am seeing the possibility of the 12 week year. It’s doable.

Easy to read and good inf