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Tony Robbins RPM System

Would you like to know how Tony Robbins, the world’s peak performance expert plans not only his day, but his life? The answer is in Tony’s Rapid Planning Method.

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No Time to Read This? Read This....

The Wall Street Journal's Sue Shellenbarger recently tested three popular time management systems: Getting Things Done, The Pomodoro Technique and FranklinCovey's Focus.

In her article, No Time to Read This? Read This, Sue talks about the good and bad in each system; unfortunately, she missed out on one of the best, Tony Robbins RPM System, which excels due to it's top-down design and focus on creating meaningful results.

Even with missing of one of the best systems, her article gives a good overview of GTD and the other systems and is definitely worth a read.

Tony Robbins RPM: Categories of Improvement

Tony Robbins RPM system helps you live your life in balance, spending time in and improving the most important areas of your life, personally and professionally. Sound impossible? Keep reading…

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Tony Robbins RPM: The Power of Chunking

Tony Robbins RPM system leverages the power of chunking. Would you rather feel overwhelmed by your never ending to do list of 40..50…100 tasks, or does focusing on 8-10 results sound better?

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What Achievers Know About Time Management

I came across a short article titled What Every Super Achiever Knows About Time Management That You Don't.

The point of the article completely reinforces the results and purpose of the Tony Robbins RPM system:

1. Achievers focus on their outcomes and results they're committed to achieving, not their to-do lists

2. To do list provide a great excuse to avoid the difficult tasks

3. As pointed out by the article, "Achievers don't manage their time, they create, manage and maximize their opportunities"

4. Balance in your life is critical

Which is the whole point of the Top Down RPM System: manage by results, not by actions.

Here's a link to the article: What Every Super Successful Achiever Knows About Time Management That You Dont

Enjoy.