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How much time to care for small children

Hildegarde Kneeland

1931

Homemaking made easy

United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library.

1947

A simple choice

Deborah Taylor-Hough

2000

The gender factory

Sarah Fenstermaker Berk

1985

The 80/20 principle

Koch, Richard

1998

The organized executive

Stephanie Winston

1983

The now habit

Neil Fiore

1989 ★ 4.0

Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Training Evaluation

James D. Kirkpatrick, Wendy Kayser Kirkpatrick

2016

Juggling ele[p]hants

Jones Loflin, Todd Musig

2007

The Secret Handbook for Perpetually Paralyzed Procrastinating Pack Rats Anonymous

Pamela Nudelman

1999

Your 30-Day Journey to Kicking the Procrastination Habit

Alyssa Haley

1992

Intensive scheduling

David S. Hottenstein

1998

One Year to an Organized Work Life

Regina Leeds

2009

Getting Things Done

David Allen

2001 ★ 3.8

Getting the most out of twenty-four hours a day

Charlotte Pierpont Brooks

1935

Family time

Nancy Folbre, Michael Bittman

2004

The best yes

Lysa TerKeurst

2014

The myth of multitasking

Dave Crenshaw

2008

Project management

Clifford F. Gray, Erik W. Larson

2007

Two awesome hours

Josh Davis

2015

Student Success for Health Professionals Made Incredibly Easy

Nancy Olrech

2007

The power of having fun

Dave Crenshaw

2017

Less doing, more living

Ari Meisel

2014

Stop Procrastinating - Do It!

James Sherman

1988

Total workday control using Microsoft Outlook

Michael Linenberger

2006

Keeping work simple

Don Aslett

1997

Stop procrastinating -- do it!

James R. Sherman

1988

In praise of slowness

Carl Honoré, Carl Honoré

2004

Studying smart

Diana Scharf-Hunt

1985

Jan has a doll

Janice Earl

2002

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