Choose one of these 100 ways to save time and you could save 60 seconds (1 minute) of busy time today. Then you'll save 1 minute tomorrow, 1 minute from the day after and so on. But wait 60 seconds doesn't seem like a lot of time. How much is 60 seconds really going to add up to? A lot, when you consider there are 365 days in the year. Save an hour a day and you're by yourself an extra 2 weeks at the end of the year and then even if you get to the point where you use every single one of these 100 tips, and I'm not saying that you will use them all out of the get, you'll master one or two and you'll master another couple, master another couple. Save a minute 100 times every day, and you save over an hour and a half every day. Guess how much that is? Not a week, two weeks, or even three weeks, that's 25 days, almost an entire month. 600 hours a year Time management and productivity expert Robert Plank will break down, in easy to follow, simple to duplicate, step by step instructions on how to: * 10 ways to save time before work * 10 ways to do it after work * 10 office skills to make yourself more productive * 10 ways to make your day job go by faster * 10 ways to use outsourcing to save a minute a day * 10 interruptions you can use to save a minute a day * 10 ways you can learn faster to save a minute a day * 10 ways you can use technology for you instead of against you * 10 ways to manage your email better * and finally 10 long-term habits to save 10 minutes a day "100 Time Savers" will show you right away how to reclaim your life, do what makes you happy, and get more out of every single day with a few simple tweaks.