Ready For Anything (NAPSA)—If you read one chapter of David Allen’s new book, “Ready for Anything” (Penguin, $14), this could be your most productive year. That’s because Allen, a man- agement consultant and bestselling author of “Getting Things Done,” is known as “the personal productivity guru.” Q an In “Getting 9" Things Done,” the veteran executive coach presented his uvmethods to AWD increase effi- fs ANYTHING ciency. In his ot new book, Allen shows readers oa8D) how to “master the game of work and the busi- ness of life” with a clear mind, a clear deck and clear intentions. The book offers 52 ways to immediately: clear your headfor creativity focus your attention * create structures that work and * take action to get things moving. “There are things we canall do, anytime, to take things in stride andstay the course,” said Allen. With wit, inspiration and know-how, he shows readers how to make things happen—withless effort and stress, and lots more energy, creativity andclarity. The book has been described as a “stimulating dose of common sense.” Available at your local bookstores.
