Audio version of a book by renowned New York Times investigative reporter Charles Duhigg, winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize, National Academy of Sciences Award, National Journalism Award, and George Polk Award. What decisions bring us closer to success?What goals make the impossible possible?How can we rethink situations so that instead ofproblems, we see hidden opportunities? How to open your mind to new, creative ideas?How to speed up the learning process by slowing down the flow of data?Charles Duhigg answers these questions and more in the audiobook "Eight rules of efficiency: smarter, faster, better.”Eight parts - eight ideas to help you become smarter, faster and better at everything you do without sacrificing what is dear and important to you!< /p>Copyright© Charles Duhigg, 2016SMARTER FASTER BETTER:The Secrets of Being Productive© V. Bakanov School of Translation, 2016© Russian edition AST Publishers, 2017© AST Publishing House, 2017© ℗ Audiobook LLC , 2017Audio producer: Tatyana PlyutaTranslated from English by A. ChechinaComputer design by V. VoroninReprinted with permission of the author and literary agencyThe Wylie Agency (UK) Ltd.

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