Graham Allcott Books

Graham Allcott is an entrepreneur and speaker, as well as the founder of Think Productive – a company that’s helped improve productivity and wellness within organizations like Heineken and eBay. Allcott is also the host of the business podcast Beyond Busy, and the author of several books, including the bestseller How to be a Productivity Ninja.

Hayley Watts is a Productivity Ninja at Think Productive, where she trains clients to make better use of their time and improve their relationship with work. Before joining Think Productive, she worked with various businesses and charities.

  1. 1How to Fix Meetings

    How to Fix Meetings

    Graham Allcott and Hayley Watts

    Meet Less, Focus on Outcomes and Get Stuff Done

    4.3 (234 ratings)

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    What's How to Fix Meetings about?

    How to Fix Meetings (2021) is a guide for turning long and ineffective meetings into well-designed sessions that encourage collaboration and produce results. From defining a meeting’s purpose to helping people get started on their tasks, How to Fix Meetings outlines the best ways to get the most out of any meeting.

    Who should read How to Fix Meetings?

    • Leaders who want to change their organizations’ meeting culture 
    • Facilitators who want to run better meetings
    • Anyone fed up with ineffective meetings
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  2. 2How to Be a Productivity Ninja

    How to Be a Productivity Ninja

    Graham Allcott

    Worry Less, Achieve More and Love What You Do

    4.4 (696 ratings)

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    What's How to Be a Productivity Ninja about?

    How to Be a Productivity Ninja (2014) transforms old-school time-management techniques and productivity advice into a twenty-first century handbook on how to work smarter – not harder. Adapted to the realities of contemporary work and life, it’s filled with practical guidance and exercises for boosting productivity.

    Who should read How to Be a Productivity Ninja?

    • Chronic procrastinators who’d like to get more done
    • Habitual multitaskers who can’t seem to follow through
    • Anyone who’s scared of their overflowing inbox or novel-length to-do list
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