Janice's book is a great read. She breaks down how to easily create systems and work through digital and paperwork clutter to give yourself more time back in your life. As someone's who already really organized, I still found it incredibly informative and I'm already implementing some of the tips. It's an easy read, but it helps to read it in chunks so you have more time to absorb and implement the info.

-Drew

This book is a quick read. If you want to get going on dealing with mounting disorganized files, email, household and business matters, this book will energize you to get started making a dent in overwhelming and unsorted clutter. Lots of good suggestions as to how to tackle areas in which you might be stuck. A great gift idea for the disorganized friend in your life!

-Lisa

Time is Power contained practical and useful ways to take back hours of my life. Janice’s experience as a professional organizer shines in this book. Each chapter is full of real advice that I could take away and each chapter ends with exercises to put the new knowledge into practice. Janice suggests taking time with the book, reading one section every couple days and applying the lessons slowly so they stick. I followed that advice and learned a ton. I highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to level up their time management.

-Adam

This book is extremely practical. From the reading it is clear that the author is an experienced organizer that found the best organizational skills and tools through trial and error. I changed my way of filing my papers with the help of this book and feel much relieved about the results and relieved to know that organization can be manageable. The book is also well organized in its structure: everything is to the point without much extra "talking". Facts are clearly explained with great honesty.

-DaDo

Time Is Power is a concise and practical guide to staying organized and boosting productivity. The author provides straightforward solutions for managing digital tools, paper clutter, and calendars, offering clear, step-by-step actions to help you streamline your tasks and make the most of your time. It's a valuable resource to keep close by for quick reference and implementation.

-Laura

Found simple steps to staying on top of things and have free time to do even more things I'd like to be doing.

-Jacquie

“Excellent read! Very concise with lots of info and ideas. Recommend reading it one chapter per sitting to give yourself some time to absorb. The book seems very small, but that's because there isn't a bunch of filler in the writing or the ideas presented. Time is power, after all, and the author doesn't waste my time with irrelevant fillers.”

-Dougle

Definitely a must-have to recoup and take control of your precious time! Quick read, packed with very practical and doable tips to help you clear your digital and mental clutter—emails, files, overpacked calendars, you name it. Janice keeps things straightforward and relatable, making it feel like you're getting advice from a friend who’s been there.

-Amazon customer

Starting this I realized I was already doing the first part of keeping everything on a digital calendar and it really has helped keep that part of things organized. The rest will take some work and time but having it all written out in steps makes it easier to get through and more likely to get done once it's started.

-Debbie

This book written by a Professional Organizer, by the name Janice Rostron. She gives great tools and techniques to simplify your daily tasks/worklife and accomplish important things that you need to get done without burning yourself out and feeling like you haven't achieved nothing. She suggest tools to use to organize important documents, bills, appts, children activities etc, and the best way to do them. From using different types of folders, bins, to digital calendars on your phone or writing on specific calendars to benefit you more if you are more of a paper/pen person compared to a digital savvy person who uses specific apps to help get the job done. Either way she gives you great techniques for decreasing junk mail from your emails, to creating a password manager for things that you need to protect online, backing up documents and storing them in safe places to avoid not having them if something goes wrong when you can't access them on the application you have them saved on. How to become better prepared with from little to huge office space and how to organize these things to work smarter and not harder. I appreciate anyone who can suggest and simplify the important things in a persons life that could be very beneficial and overall helpful. Great book to have handy.

-Andrea P.

As a therapist, I really appreciated the reminder that our time and energy are limited resources. This book offers practical ways to create more space for what truly matters without adding pressure to do more. I found myself reflecting on my own habits, and I think the ideas are valuable both personally and professionally.

-Lila

It's encouraging you to use your time wisely and ways of how to use your time. We spend so much time wasting away at our phones not realizing how little time we actually do have.

-Lisa

Time is Power: Create Space for What Matters Most is an awesome, easy to follow guide for those that are feeling overwhelmed by their everyday responsibilities. Janice Rosten does a great job of breaking productivity down into simpler systems that are actual realistic to implement in your daily routine. Some things it helps with are paperwork, email, managing your calendars, and getting rid of digital clutter. I especially liked that it doesn't focus on doing more, but instead on making time for what really matters so that you can avoid burnout. This is a much recommended read if you're looking to simplify your life and become more intentional with your time.

-LR

These kind of books are not my go to but but if you are looking for a quick read with lots of tips on taking back your time & using it in the best way possible this was a short, easy read.

-Kayla White

It’s so interesting how we can understand in theory how to do things, but then you read it all written out and think, “Oh yeah, that does make sense. Maybe I should do that.”

That’s this book. It organises everything we should do, neatly and tidily, and then encourages the reader to do it. I highly recommend.

-Rachel

This book felt useful because it does not treat productivity as cramming more into an already crowded day. The ideas of Boulders, Barriers, and Building Blocks gave me a simple way to sort what actually matters from what only feels urgent. I also appreciated the practical systems for papers, email, and digital files because those small messes quietly steal a lot of time. It reads like advice from someone who has organized real lives, not just a perfect desk for a photo.

-Adam H.

This is a great book to help with time management. It is easy to get distracted in the middle of tasks, this book is a guide to help you through those distractions. Even helps you know when and how to schedule break times.

-Myra Smith

This book gave me some really helpful tips on how to simplify and organize things in my life. Everything from cleaning up your email to cleaning up your paper files is covered in this book. It gives you ideas about what needs to be prioritized in your life and how you make room for everything. I would definitely recommend this for anyone who feels overwhelmed.

-Dana A. Hedengren

This is a book to help you organize your life by using time. Realizing how much time is wasted in the lives of individuals this book helps you prioritize what you should be concentrating on. It gets down to the nitty gritty and even gets into how to make files for your entire life and what files are important. Time is also described as something that one should not race to get as much done as possible but what is right to do in that amount of time a very interesting concept. If you find yourself running out of time and your life is a little disorganized pick up a copy this book has many great ideas.

-Barbara E. Fell

Janice Rostron’s , “ Time Is Power: Create Space for What Matters Most” was a wonderful book to read and I am glad I had the chance to read it ☺️ Ultimately, your time is your power and how you use it…can make a world of a difference☺️ Don’t ,”waste” it ☺️ I appreciate how thorough Rostron was in every chapter and reminded you of the , “action items” to look out for! She also encourages one to be organized in every facet of life☺️ Whether one does it digitally or goes the analog route…the more organized a person is…the higher their productivity ☺️

-Mahal L.