‘If you feel like a hostage of your to-do list, and struggle to find time for what matters most, this book will be a big help.’DANIEL H. PINK,#1 New York Times bestselling author of When and Drive The week just started and already you’re playing catch-up. At the end of another busy day, your to-do list is longer than it was this morning. Enter GRIP: the book for everyone who has too much to do. This fresh, no-nonsense guide brings clarity and direction to even the most hectic workweek. Using tools you know – like your calendar, to-do list, and email – GRIP walks you through working smarter, thinking bigger, and clearing the way for what matters most. And GRIP’s pick-and-choose structure makes it easy to dive in and start applying what you like straightaway. So you can reclaim your time and start chasing your wildest dreams. Today. ‘Packed with immediately actionable insights and smart frameworks to put you in the driver’s seat’ JULIE ZHOU, former VP Design at Facebook and author of The Making of a Manager ‘In a time when we all face so many demands, expectations and uncertainties, GRIP will help you take back control of your week and your life’ TONY CRABBE, bestselling author of Busy: How to Thrive in a World of Too Much ‘Rick Pastoor has offered a smart and useful primer for getting more and better work done. If you feel like a hostage of your to-do list, and struggle to find time for what matters most, this book will be a big help.’Daniel H. Pink,#1 New York Times bestselling author of When and Drive ‘If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your day, week or even year, GRIP is the book for you. Each page is packed with immediately actionable insights and smart frameworks to put you in the driver’s seat of your life. From step-by-step examples of how to wrangle your calendar and reduce the amount of back-and-forth emails, to getting more out of your year and balancing internal and external expectations, this is a read I’ll be coming back to and recommending often.’Julie Zhuo, former VP Design at Facebook and author of The Making of a Manager Rick Pastoor has always liked experimenting at work. He’ll try things out, then keep what works, ditch what doesn’t. Try. Rinse. Repeat. In his time at Blendle, the New York Times-backed journalism startup, Rick steadily refined his methods. That’s where GRIP was born, a flexible collection of tools and insights that helped the team do their best work. Originally self-published in Dutch in 2019, GRIP became an overnight bestseller in Holland. Rick’s mission today is the same: helping people make smarter decisions about their time. He divides his own time between his young family in Amsterdam, giving talks on GRIP, his weekly newsletter ‘Work in Progress’, and a new startup, where he’s building a next-generation calendar called Rise. • Time management is a perennially hot topic, and more so now that many of us are having to work remotely. • Our work habits have not kept up with the technology – this shows us how. • More than a time-management book, this is also a self-help guide to setting goals for work and life. • Author has already had the book translated into English and has used it to solicit enthusiastic quotes from the likes of Daniel H. Pink and Julie Zhuo.  • Self-published in November 2019, the book has sold 60,000 copies in the Netherlands. There is a ready market for the book in English because many British and American expats and companies live and work there. • Added to this is the clever 360 marketing approach that Rick took to the Dutch publication, conquering the press and podcasts, writing a newsletter, organising masterclasses in physical space and online. • Other European translation titles have made the leap from home-grown success in the smart thinking space – eg. Surrounded by Idiots and Humankind. Competition: The Power of Habit; Getting Things Done; Atomic Habits; The One Thing; Deep Work. By: Charles Duhigg; David Allen; James Clear; Gary Keller; Jay Papasan; Cal Newport
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