Hey Radicals, this is Joshua Sheets, host of the Radical Personal Finance

podcast. Here today with a book review for Brian Tracy's book, Eat That Frog.

21 great ways to stop procrastinating and get more done in less time.

So eat that frog by Brian Tracy.

This book for me is a five-star book review.

I love this book. Now let me tell you why so you can decide

if it's right and useful for you. But I absolutely love this book. Of all of the

productivity books that I have read, this one is one of the most pithy, concise, and yet comprehensive books.

It's a great comprehensive overview that touches on each of the key important elements of productivity, but doesn't go too

deep.

And so for me, it's really, really useful as a reminder book, as a review book.

There are many great books on productivity that go deep on the philosophy or on the science or on a specific tool.

A lot of them go shallow and just talk about the value of a certain tool, a certain approach.

But there are very few books that give you a comprehensive overview, and this is a great one

to do that.

Brian Tracy goes through 21 specific ideas, and he starts with the big picture ideas of concept and of mindset talking about how to make sure that you're doing the right things.

The biggest waste of time is to do something well that doesn't need to be done at all.

Then focusing in on the highest priority things, how to run all the things that you do out

of your list of goals to make sure that you're doing the right things.

And then he ultimately goes down to some simple mindset tricks, some simple ways to make sure

that you can trick yourself into being more focused and more productive.

For me, the major benefit of this book is as a constant review

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