Time is a limited resource in many cases it is taken for granted, squandered and mismanaged. We all have the same amount of time 24 hours in a day no more no less, therefore, it's not so much about how much time we have available to us but how we use it. What do you do in the morning do you get up at the latest possible time before work pressing the snooze button on your alarm several times before rising. Do you habitually start off your day stressed, late for work or listening to something negative like the news? This is essentially a morning ritual the first few actions of the day once you get up is what makes up a morning ritual. It can last as long as you make it but generally, it means the first hour after you've woken up. You may believe you don't have a morning ritual but the actions just described above is what a negative morning ritual predominantly looks like. Everybody has one, the point here is you got to spend your time wisely even the first hour of the day. Deliberately create a positive morning ritual that will help you out and push you to be productive during the day. Goal setting is another part of productivity and time-management; it may not sound like it but without goals we will be moving through life without a specific direction. That is why we need to know what we want in life so that we can plan each & every day for optimum success. Lastly, the most important thing to remember when reading this book is to take ACTION. Without action everything you've learnt will essentially be useless, you'll know what to do, you'll understand what makes someone successful in life but you won't be living the life of a successful person without taking action to change or improve the results in your life. That is the main reason we learn about time-management so that we can have enough time to create the results we desire. A wise quote stated by Tony Robins is "Application trumps knowledge every time". Just remember this when reading through, repeat it again & again to yourself and you'll find yourself taking action before you know it.