Well, the intro makes huge promises which immediately made me suspicious, and unfortunately I was proved correct.

The advice itself is practical and useful – it suggests a roadmap to approach problems and several methods of scheduling that will improve a reader’s working habits. On the downside the english is less than stellar and has quite a few typos, particularly as you get further in to the book. Also the font size changes between table of contents and the book’s actual content.

While it may be useful, I’m not sure I could suggest paying for this book. It is very short, some of the advice is repeated, in sometimes odd english, and most of it is available online. There are better titles out there.