No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs

Dan Kennedy's central argument is that time, for entrepreneurs, is not a renewable resource — and that the people and technologies demanding it should be treated with the same ruthlessness you would apply to any other serious business threat. No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs is deliberately provocative, taking positions on cell phones, email, and constant availability that most business culture would consider antisocial, and defending them with the logic of someone who has run multiple successful businesses simultaneously without becoming a full-time communication machine.

Graham Rowat narrates with appropriate authority for a book that positions itself as a corrective to conventional wisdom — his voice carries the directness the content requires without the hectoring quality that some no-nonsense business titles fall into. At just under seven hours, this is a lean and energetic listen for entrepreneurs who suspect their own accessibility has become a liability.