Free Course: Productivity Handbook for Entrepreneurs

Course Description
LATEST: Course launched in month of May 2015.
The secret to getting ahead is to get started
Your success will be attributed to maximizing productivity and efficiency.
Stop valuing personal sacrifice over efficiency.
It's about executing the right tasks.
Setting yourself up for success with:
Udemy's 30 day money back guarantee.
Asking the instructor unlimited questions and getting the extra guidance you deserve.
Learning Objectives:
After taking this course, you'll be able to...
Create an Asset to Stop Trading Time for Money
Embrace Constraints to Start a Low Cost Hustle
Leverage the 80/20 Principle to Maximize Productivity.
Analyze Responsibilities to Maximize Time
Make Better Decisions to Maximize Probability of Success
Master workflow, project planning, and get things done!
Understand Interruption is the Killer of Productivity
Understand The Myth of the Overnight Success
"How will I know this will work?"
Your income potential is virtually unlimited and is only limited by…
Your ability to create/find products or services to sell.
Your knowledge of creative selling techniques
and your time.
Click the "Take This Course" button, on the top right because every hour you delay is costing you money...

What are the requirements?

Students will need to have a project in mind.
Doing multiple tasks at once is the enemy of productivity.

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 21 lectures and 53 mins of content!
Create an Asset to Stop Trading Time for Money
Embrace Constraints to Start a Low Cost Hustle
Leverage the 80/20 Principle to Maximize Productivity.
Analyze Responsibilities to Maximize Time
Make Better Decisions to Maximize Probability of Success
Master workflow, project planning, and get things done!
Understand Interruption is the Killer of Productivity
Understand The Myth of the Overnight Success

What is the target audience?

Students with patience and discipline to know that success does not happen overnight.
The course will teach students how to do the right things, not how to multitask