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Steve Prentice

    Steve Prentice is an author and speaker who specializes in at-work productivity, drawing inspiration from the bustling urban environment of downtown Toronto. His writing delves into strategies for effective time management, stress reduction through the principles of the 'Slow Movement,' and guidance for navigating the contemporary job market. Prentice also explores the creative impulse, venturing into fiction for the sheer joy of it and seeking to inject fun into his writing process. Beyond his literary pursuits, he is a musician, further showcasing his multifaceted artistic talents.

    The Future of Workplace Fear
    Cool Time
    • Cool Time

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      If you've ever felt overwhelmed by e-mails, meetings, or constant interruptions, this book offers a refreshing solution. It emphasizes maintaining mental and physical coolness to enhance decision-making and productivity, which is essential for effective time management. Unlike traditional methods that focus on prioritizing tasks, it recognizes that real-world challenges—like distractions and interpersonal dynamics—play a significant role in how we manage our time. The book presents a holistic approach to time management, helping you defend your time against the relentless demands of work and home. It includes practical techniques for real-life situations, such as conducting efficient meetings, managing distractions, and coping with heavy workloads. You'll learn how to negotiate conflicting tasks with your manager and utilize technology effectively. Additionally, it suggests non-work activities to help balance your life. You'll find memorable concepts like the "I-Beam Agenda" for daily planning, "Keystone Time" for focused work, and "The 60-Second Workspace" for mental and physical organization. With practical tips and relatable examples, this guide empowers you to take control of your time, reduce stress, and navigate your day effortlessly.

      Cool Time
    • The Future of Workplace Fear

      How Human Reflex Stands in the Way of Digital Transformation

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      The book explores the human instinct of fear that often overshadows the enthusiasm for digital transformation in the workforce. It challenges the notion that new technology will be readily accepted, emphasizing that apprehension is a fundamental response that complicates the adoption process. By examining this psychological barrier, the author provides insights into the dynamics between technology and human behavior, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding of how people react to change in the workplace.

      The Future of Workplace Fear