A definitive guide introducing 51 practical habits for time management. - Title: 51 Habits to Avoid Time Poverty - Author: Kenta Nagakura - Price: 1650 yen (tax included) - Theme: Time Management - Content: The definitive guide to a time revolution [Book Overview] Even with technological advancements, why are we still so busy? The author of the bestseller "People Who Move Succeed" (200,000 copies) presents a path to "time affluence," essential for thriving in the AI era. "In this day and age, it's okay not to have something you want to do. However, if you want to change your current situation, it's essential to increase the four assets in your life," the author says. The four assets in life are "time," "ability," "money," and "relationships." Of these, only "time" can be controlled by oneself. Even in an era where AI streamlines work, it's meaningless if you can't utilize time effectively. In other words, if you can use time well, your four assets will increase, you'll be able to do more, and ultimately, you'll naturally find what you want to do. And you'll be able to make it happen. This book begins by helping you assess your current situation and introduces specific techniques to escape time poverty, such as "choosing 'speed' over 'cheapness'" and "using 'super-efficient time' and 'non-efficient time' appropriately." Furthermore, it's packed with practical know-how, including how to make the most of the often-overlooked "non-efficient time" and how to improve relationships by reducing communication costs. It also includes the concept of "life design" for thriving in the 100-year life era and 51 habits to avoid falling into "time poverty." To avoid being left behind in the AI era. Break free from "time poverty," and your life will change. The definitive guide to a time revolution, starting today! ※ This book is an expanded and re-edited version of "Time Editing Techniques to Find What You Want to Do," published by our company in December 2020.