Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live) Free Audiobook Download by Eve Rodsky

The first way to do the work that is necessary, is by prioritizing what you want to achieve in life and forcing yourself to work on it. It's true that we're all overstretched these days, but it doesn't mean you have to be without a life or without doing anything. You just need recognition of your time, and balance in your life.

If you're overwhelmed by the demands of your daily life, if you're constantly exhausted and unable to function as you should, this book will teach you how to not only survive but thrive. Gershon defines 'fair play' as "a give-get balance of time, energy, and resources."

Eve Rodsky has worked in corporate communications, public relations and marketing for ten years. She’s shepherded campaigns from start to finish and helped clients create the perfect imagery for brands. But then life happened, and she had to figure out how to scale back her work hours, her stress levels, her expectations, and herself so that she could manage a new reality: with three kids under the age of five, a full-time job that requires a lot of travel and commuting, and an ability to not only work remotely but also find time for personal growth.

If you have too much to do, and more life to live, then this is the book for you! With concise writing and practical tools, Fair Play is a helpful self-help book that will help you organize your day - or at least your schedule. It's not about forcing yourself to work more hours; it's about finding better ways of getting things done in the time that you have.

Fair Play is a book by Eve Rodsky, which discusses how to compensate for distractions during our busy schedules. It offers a "game-changing solution" that allows us to become better at time management and have better lives.

"I was shocked and appalled by what I found. After six months of research, I discovered that this is a national epidemic. We are spending too much time at work, and we're being robbed of the joys and passions that make life worth living."