Publisher's Synopsis
Optimize Your Life!
This exciting book is a hands-on, principle-centered approach to success. Complete the worksheets, pay the price, and you will make a significant difference in your life and in the world.
Dr. Stephen R. Covey author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness.
What am I doing now?
What do I value?
What am I good at?
What are my passions?
What is a "successful" life to me?
What are the "toxic" forces in my life?
What do I want to have/do/be in my life?
What is my risk tolerance?
What do I need to do to "clean up" my life? These questions lead to other questions, answered so as to produce a personal inventory as well as Mission, Vision, and Values Statements and Goals. The unique concept is the reduction of each Goal into component Projects and then into a series of Tasks, each one of which is assigned a One-page Strategic Planner for its completion. Dr. Dahl wrote the book I wish I had written! Read it; use it; and don't loan it out (because you won't get it back). This book will make the process easier and more productive for you than any book of its type that I know (including my own).
George Morrisey, author of Creating Your Future: Personal Strategic Planning for Professionals and the Morrisey on Planning series. The author, Bernhoff Allen Dahl, M.D. is a physician, entrepreneur, speaker, and consultant who has successfully applied the power of Strategic Planning during twenty-five years of "in the trenches" medical group practice and a range of business ventures and consulting. He developed the One-page concept in 1981 and has successfully adapted it to both organizational and personal use. Optimize Your Life! is a self-development system that features a program for readers to define, improve, and accept themselves, and to apply to their organizations. "Everyone needs to be strategic. My friend, Dr. Bernie, makes it easy to understand and do---instantly."
Mark Victor Hansen, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul series.
