On Productivity: The Collective Wisdom of the Most Efficient Man Alive

First off, this isn't a book, but rather a booklet. The 126 pages specified have so much whitespace that it equals a normal pocket book of roughly 50 pages, and actually making harder to read.Secondly, it feels like a collection of blog posts. They're not well written and only touches on topics with no real substance. Nothing new either, just common sense.Don't waste your time or money in this.

Wisdom. What not to do. Also its better than the usual fluff productivity advice. Got more insights into types of delegation.

I really like the author Ari Meisel. He has really good frameworks but this book is so poorly edited, lacked proper organization and flow to the point confusing. Also seemed like it was half-finished, very evident in how the book ended.

As a busy entrepreneur, it's not just about getting more done - it's about getting the right things done. This book brought clarity, highlighted critical distinctions, and reinforced principles required to be more efficient and effective. Highly recommend.

So much actionable advice in a book that can be read in less than a day. Advice that will be helpful now and consistently in the future.