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In *Busy*, business psychologist Tony Crabbe presents a pragmatic four‑step approach to address the pervasive issue of being overburdened. The book is organized into four chapters—Mastery, Differentiation, Engagement, and Momentum—that guide readers through a process of shifting from managing time to managing attention, adopting a career strategy that doesn’t rely solely on productivity, redefining success by reconnecting with what matters most, and cultivating the energy and clarity needed to implement these changes. Crabbe supports each step with engaging psychological studies that illustrate common pitfalls and offer a fresh perspective for reclaiming one’s life from external pressures.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Tony Crabbe
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