Mind management, not time management

Your day is only 24 hours long. The conclusion we should draw from this general observation is that if there are only that many hours in a day, you should make the most of those precious hours. That's why time management seems so important.
MIND MANAGEMENT NOT TIME MANAGEMENT Productivity When Creativity Meters
DAVID KADAVY
With every new tactic you learn, every daily life hack, and every new shortcut, life becomes more hectic. You'll start outsourcing things to relieve some of the burden, but you're so busy and exhausted that you can't even explain what's keeping you so busy. The harder you try to make the most of your time, the less time you have. And even if you do have the time, you won't have the energy. It will remain that way until one day you realize there are only 24 hours in a day. Maybe that doesn't mean what I think it means? I thought it meant I had to get as much done as possible in as little time as possible. What I learned is that if there are only 24 hours in a day, there is a limit. There are limits to time and what you can accomplish in it. Time management is a very difficult process, like squeezing blood from a stone.
Learn in this book how to make the most of your time by managing and organizing your mind.
About the Author
David Cada is a bestselling author whose books help people be productive when creativity is at its peak. He is also a design consultant for the productivity app Timeful by behavioral scientist Dan Ariely; David's mind management principles have been applied to the features now used by millions in Google Calendar.