Change Your Day, Not Your Life: A Realistic Guide to Sustained Motivation, More Productivity and the Art Of Working Well

The hectic pace of modern life, and especially the typical workday, is one that can overwhelm even the most ambitious, hardworking professionals. Increased productivity is an elusive goal for individuals and organizations alike, but Change Your Day, Not Your Life offers simple, real–world methods for increasing energy and productivity at the individual level and, by extension, at the organizational level. This provides an opportunity for organizations to enhance not just productivity, but also to improve in the areas of talent retention, innovation, and overall profitability. The guide can be used as: A resource to be provided to employees for achieving work–life balance A tool to help individuals increase productivity during the final two hours of each workday by as much as 47 percent Content to fuel employee communication vehicles and initiatives A curriculum that departments can use in meetings to keep everyone working at peak productivity Praise for Change Your Day, Not Your Life This book is an indispensable guide to succeeding in a high–speed world. Vince Poscente , New York Times Best Selling Author of The Age of Speed and Hall of Fame Speaker Leaders at any level need to sustain positive energy to get the job done. This book will give you a practical process for getting and staying energized. Read it and benefit from Andy Cores advice. Mark Sanborn , Best Selling Author of The Fred Factor and You Dont Need a Title to Be a Leader

ANDY CORE is a credentialed, award–winning thought leader on increasing employee engagement, productivity, and wellness motivation. His talent lies in helping hard–working, conscientious adults thrive at work and in their personal lives. Core has spent the past 15 years researching ways to become healthy, energized, and better equipped to thrive in todays hectic society. By doing so, he helps organizations build teams that cost less, have better attitudes, and accomplish more.