Make Time: How to Focus on What Matters Every Day

Make Time is like a productivity toolkit you can actually stick with. The four-step framework (Highlight, Laser, Energize, Reflect) helps you focus daily on what matters instead of drowning in busyness. Some tips feel familiar, but the playful style and actionable experiments make it stand out. Highly recommended if you’re tired of complex systems and just want to reclaim your time

Amazin advices for busy professionals

Make Time is easily one of my favorite books on productivity, thanks to its unique conversational approach between the two authors, Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky. Instead of feeling like a typical self-help book, it reads more like an engaging discussion, making the ideas easy to grasp and apply. The book is packed with practical strategies to stay focused, avoid distractions, and create more meaningful time in daily life. The way the authors build on each other’s perspectives makes it an effortless and insightful read. If more books were structured this way, it would be much easier to complete and absorb their lessons! For anyone struggling with time management or looking for a refreshing take on productivity, this book is an absolute gem!

What a great book on tips to save and make time.

Il libro è bello perché è sincero e mette a disposizione delle tecniche che si possono applicare da subito, ce n’è per tutti i gusti ed esigenze Facile da leggere anche per chi non è una cima di inglese

This book is **amazing**. First of all, the authors write it in a very light and entertaining way- I love the writing style. There are even cute illustrations. The other thing is that they give very good advice on how to disconnect from devices, prioritize what is most important, and make time for your life goals. For example, one of the authors wanted to sail to South America, and by making changes in his life with how he spent his time and what he focused his energy on, he was able to achieve that goal. The book never comes off as preachy. Instead, I would describe it as charming and self-deprecating. Reading their stories and insights is like having a wonderful conversation with a very good friend who wants to help you and is only looking out for your best interest. Highly recommend the book! (I would give 10 stars if I could.)

A short Simple book poached full of ideas to regain your time and sanity. Opposing points of view really highlight that there are many ways to make time. A good read.