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Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times #1 bestselling author
Don't mistake being busy for being productive! Create time to read this important book and start spending your time where it counts.
Peter Bregman, bestselling author of 18 Minutes and Leading with Emotional Courage
Read this book and you'll get weeks of productive focus in return.
Brendan Barns, Founder, London Business Forum
The master of getting things done.
Caroline Goyder, author of Gravitas and Find Your Voice
Powerful ideas for getting out of your own way and getting on with work that really makes a difference.
Dr Clare Gilbert Laurent, Founding co-Director Shrink Technologies, consultant and faculty member School of Life
If you want to get your professional life back under control, read this book.
Paul Viner, Chief Financial Officer Xstrahl, former Finance Director Tottenham Hotspur PLC, Non-Executive Director
No-nonsense ideas for protecting two of our most valuable resources: time and attention.
Katie Danby, Chief Operating Officer, Wealth & Personal Banking, HSBC UK Bank
Smart management of time and energy - A must-read for all leaders.
Margaret Gooch, HR Director, Brakes, a Sysco Company
Full of practical tips for employers to allow people to get on with their best work and feel great about themselves. Zena's Lawn Mower management concept reminds us that clearing the path to productivity should be the first priority of every successful manager.
Elaine O’Driscoll, Managing Partner, P.J. O’Driscoll & Sons LLP, Ireland
Lawyers battle with the need to track their hours whilst creating more time for what's truly important. This book enables us to work and live more efficiently, reconsidering our relationship with time.
Roger Steare, The Corporate Philosopher
Business has been too busy for too long. The Crazy Busy Cure is so welcome given the opportunities we now have to build a better working world.
Emma Crowley, Head of Legal Professional Training, McCann FitzGerald, Ireland
This book is a must read to help busy professionals create uninterrupted blocks of time, feel in control of their day and work at their best.
David Goldstone, CEO, David Goldstone Associates
As a head-hunter I assess executives on their ability to think strategically and then execute. 24/7 demands on our time means the ability to manage our focus and attention is vital. This book should be on every leader's shelf.
Rod Wooten, Global Marketing Head, Pharma at Novartis
"Crazy good medicine" full of practical tips to cut through the constant clutter of distractions.
Vikki Osborne, Global Culture, Change Management and Future Capabilities Lead, Brambles
Organisations following Zena's steps will see a measurable step-change in those key areas that boost productivity including motivation, happiness, innovation and ultimately delivery of business outcomes.
Alan Weiss, PhD, author of Legacy, Fearless Leadership, and 60 other books
The therapy you need to restore you to business sanity. Zena Everett does a great job scraping the new paint job off the overwhelm in our work and helps to paint a brighter, more efficient, more powerful future. Billy Joel sang that "It just may be a lunatic you're looking for," but he wasn't talking about your work. The Crazy Busy Cure will help you stay out of the asylum.