You don't have a knowledge problem. You have an execution problem.
You're ambitious. You're not lazy. You read. And yet the meaningful work you swore you'd do this week didn't happen.
It isn't a character flaw. It's a design flaw. This book is about redesigning.
Hear when it's published
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FAST means two things
Fast as in speed.
Getting more done is not about squeezing more into the day; it's about removing the things that eat your hours without your noticing.
Fast as in don't eat.
“I don't eat until the most important task is done.” The task chosen the night before is the price of breakfast.
The food and the focus are not separate topics that happen to share a book. They are the same argument.
What it isn't
This isn't a diet book. There's no plan to follow, no foods to fear, no macro calculator at the back. It isn't a textbook either.
It is a collection of observations, protocols and arguments for the reader who has already tried most of the usual advice and found it wanting.
Who wrote it
Joe Bourne is the CFO of a growing company and runs his own businesses. He is a father of two, a property investor, a board member of Havering Neighbourhood Watch, and the second-fastest backstroker in his age group in Essex.
One notch a week, one habit a week, one earned meal a day.