The 56-Hour Method: How to Master Your Week and Take Back Your Time

The 56-Hour Method: How to Master Your Week and Take Back Your Time - Hardcover

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The 56-Hour Method: How to Master Your Week and Take Back Your Time

The 56-Hour Method: How to Master Your Week and Take Back Your Time - Hardcover

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Book Overview

You have 168 hours in a week. Subtract 56 for sleep and you're left with 112. That's it. That's what you get to build a career, raise a family, stay healthy, grow as a person, and maybe enjoy the ride. Most people never do the math-they just run until they crash and wonder where it all went.

The 56-Hour Method is a practical framework for taking your week apart and putting it back together with intention. Chris Jennings draws on twenty-five years of consulting, team building, and entrepreneurship to show you how to divide your waking hours into buckets that reflect your actual priorities, not the ones you inherited from a culture obsessed with busyness.

This isn't about squeezing more in. It's about making sure the hours you're already spending are going where they matter. You'll learn to audit your time honestly, cut what's not earning its place, and build a weekly structure that holds up under real life-not just on a whiteboard.

If your weeks feel full but your life feels thin, start here.

ISBN9781966372141
Author Chris Jennings
PublisherAuthor.Inc
GenreSelf-help & personal development
FormatHardcover
PublishedJune 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages206
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Chris Jennings

Chris Jennings grew up in New York City. He graduated from Deep Springs College and Wesleyan University. He lives in Northern California with his dog.

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