The Power Of Productivity

THE POWER OF PRODUCTIVITY: How To Get The Right Things Done – My Top 12 Productivity Tips, by Stephen Whitwell, Tauranga. Is there such a thing as Christian Productivity? Is God concerned about the productivity of His people? Stephen believes there is. That’s what this booklet is about. An A5 booklet, 32 pages, beautiful cover…

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THE POWER OF PRODUCTIVITY: How To Get The Right Things Done – My Top 12 Productivity Tips, by Stephen Whitwell, Tauranga. Is there such a thing as Christian Productivity? Is God concerned about the productivity of His people? Stephen believes there is. That’s what this booklet is about. An A5 booklet, 32 pages, beautiful cover and packed with practical proven tips for getting the right things done. You’ll learn about finding your zone, time blocking, taming the inbox-tiger, complete communication, what a “one thing list” is, and more. You will learn how to bear fruit and be productive, and thereby glorify God and feel like you have achieved something meaningful. This book will launch your productivity to the next level. Learn and apply these simple, applicable, practical, workable, memorable, dependable, likeable, productivity tips, and you’ll have more time for the things you love. ISBN 978-0-473-61702-8. Purchase Price: $9.00 + $3.00 NZ Shipping each.

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Writer: Stephen Whitwell

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About The Writer

Stephen Whitwell

Stephen Whitwell

STEPHEN WHITWELL has ministered with the Elim Church for 33 years and as Director of Studies at a large church Bible School. He writes a monthly e-letter, Brief Word, which circulates worldwide. He has written and published personal study booklets, and his book ‘Heart Attack – Seven Lessons From A Near-Death Experience’ was released in June 2015. This came out of his near-fatal heart attack during 2014. He has a passion for helping people discover who they are, and for writing and speaking. He is married to Wendy and they have two adult children. Check out his website and resources at www.goodwords.nz

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