Rory Vaden

And if you procrastinate on the trivial things, then that suddenly creates a margin or a pocket of time that you can then reinvest and reallocate into the things that multiply your time, which are things that you've spent time on today that create more time tomorrow. So that's the whole book as fast as I can give it to you.

And if you procrastinate on the trivial things, then that suddenly creates a margin or a pocket of time that you can then reinvest and reallocate into the things that multiply your time, which are things that you've spent time on today that create more time tomorrow. So that's the whole book as fast as I can give it to you.

And if you procrastinate on the trivial things, then that suddenly creates a margin or a pocket of time that you can then reinvest and reallocate into the things that multiply your time, which are things that you've spent time on today that create more time tomorrow. So that's the whole book as fast as I can give it to you.

And if you procrastinate on the trivial things, then that suddenly creates a margin or a pocket of time that you can then reinvest and reallocate into the things that multiply your time, which are things that you've spent time on today that create more time tomorrow. So that's the whole book as fast as I can give it to you.

And if you procrastinate on the trivial things, then that suddenly creates a margin or a pocket of time that you can then reinvest and reallocate into the things that multiply your time, which are things that you've spent time on today that create more time tomorrow. So that's the whole book as fast as I can give it to you.

The TED Talk is called How to Multiply Time. And by the way, this is my greatest, my most painful, most expensive marketing mistake I've ever made. When TED asked me for the talk, they didn't ask me, what do you want to call your talk? They asked me, what is the talk about? And I said, oh, the talk is about how to multiply time.

The TED Talk is called How to Multiply Time. And by the way, this is my greatest, my most painful, most expensive marketing mistake I've ever made. When TED asked me for the talk, they didn't ask me, what do you want to call your talk? They asked me, what is the talk about? And I said, oh, the talk is about how to multiply time.

The TED Talk is called How to Multiply Time. And by the way, this is my greatest, my most painful, most expensive marketing mistake I've ever made. When TED asked me for the talk, they didn't ask me, what do you want to call your talk? They asked me, what is the talk about? And I said, oh, the talk is about how to multiply time.

The TED Talk is called How to Multiply Time. And by the way, this is my greatest, my most painful, most expensive marketing mistake I've ever made. When TED asked me for the talk, they didn't ask me, what do you want to call your talk? They asked me, what is the talk about? And I said, oh, the talk is about how to multiply time.

The TED Talk is called How to Multiply Time. And by the way, this is my greatest, my most painful, most expensive marketing mistake I've ever made. When TED asked me for the talk, they didn't ask me, what do you want to call your talk? They asked me, what is the talk about? And I said, oh, the talk is about how to multiply time.

And so they titled it for me, How to Multiply Time, and it went viral. Well, when I wrote the book, I had a chance to select the title and I thought procrastinating on purpose was so catchy and unique and clever and people had never heard of it. And people have never heard of it. And maybe it's intriguing, but the problem is it's confusing and it's not enticing.

And so they titled it for me, How to Multiply Time, and it went viral. Well, when I wrote the book, I had a chance to select the title and I thought procrastinating on purpose was so catchy and unique and clever and people had never heard of it. And people have never heard of it. And maybe it's intriguing, but the problem is it's confusing and it's not enticing.

And so they titled it for me, How to Multiply Time, and it went viral. Well, when I wrote the book, I had a chance to select the title and I thought procrastinating on purpose was so catchy and unique and clever and people had never heard of it. And people have never heard of it. And maybe it's intriguing, but the problem is it's confusing and it's not enticing.

And so they titled it for me, How to Multiply Time, and it went viral. Well, when I wrote the book, I had a chance to select the title and I thought procrastinating on purpose was so catchy and unique and clever and people had never heard of it. And people have never heard of it. And maybe it's intriguing, but the problem is it's confusing and it's not enticing.

And so they titled it for me, How to Multiply Time, and it went viral. Well, when I wrote the book, I had a chance to select the title and I thought procrastinating on purpose was so catchy and unique and clever and people had never heard of it. And people have never heard of it. And maybe it's intriguing, but the problem is it's confusing and it's not enticing.

Nobody wants to procrastinate on purpose, but everyone wants to multiply time. And so this is one of the other really big personal branding lessons that we teach people is that clear is greater than clever. Clear is greater than clever. So my TED talk is clearly titled how to multiply time. My book, which is on the same topic, has a crappy title of procrastinate on purpose.

Nobody wants to procrastinate on purpose, but everyone wants to multiply time. And so this is one of the other really big personal branding lessons that we teach people is that clear is greater than clever. Clear is greater than clever. So my TED talk is clearly titled how to multiply time. My book, which is on the same topic, has a crappy title of procrastinate on purpose.

Nobody wants to procrastinate on purpose, but everyone wants to multiply time. And so this is one of the other really big personal branding lessons that we teach people is that clear is greater than clever. Clear is greater than clever. So my TED talk is clearly titled how to multiply time. My book, which is on the same topic, has a crappy title of procrastinate on purpose.

Nobody wants to procrastinate on purpose, but everyone wants to multiply time. And so this is one of the other really big personal branding lessons that we teach people is that clear is greater than clever. Clear is greater than clever. So my TED talk is clearly titled how to multiply time. My book, which is on the same topic, has a crappy title of procrastinate on purpose.

Nobody wants to procrastinate on purpose, but everyone wants to multiply time. And so this is one of the other really big personal branding lessons that we teach people is that clear is greater than clever. Clear is greater than clever. So my TED talk is clearly titled how to multiply time. My book, which is on the same topic, has a crappy title of procrastinate on purpose.