Tick Tock! Who Broke the Clock?: Solving the Work-Life Balance Equation

by William A. Guillory

Finally, a book which approaches the "time-life" dilemma in a radically different way--your personal and work life are one, inseparable whole! This book clearly outlines the seven-step process of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0933241186
• ISBN13: 9780933241183
• Release Date: March 2003
• Publisher: Innovations International
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Engaging, warm, and applicable

I had the opportunity to hear Trapper speak at the Boise Power series in SLC a few months ago. He is a tremendous speaker!! Tick Tock is an excellent book in solving the challenge of creating balance. The exercises are great and the stories are truly engaging. I would recommend this to anyone.

Engaging, warm, and applicable

I had the opportunity to hear Trapper speak at the Boise Power Series in SLC. He was superb! By far the most engaging speaker in the group - and I received a copy of this wonderful book. After having worked through it....I am online to buy some for gifts! Don't miss out on this!

Great book for those seeking balance!

I've had the good fortune of attending a seminar by Trapper Woods in the late 90's and have waited for several years for him to write a book. He was by far the most gifted speaker I'd ever heard and his message was one that helped me immeasurably in my professional and personal life. The message in this book is profound. Regardless of how much "stuff" we've accumulated in our lives, regardless of how much money we earn, the real key to happiness and productivity is to live in accordance with our values. What is most beneficial about "Tick Tock, Who Broke the Clock", are the exercises that force us to look deep inside and (sometimes painfully) grade ourselves on how we're measuring up. Based upon our deepest core values, we then establish activities that help us bridge the gap between where we are and where we need to be in order to live a life of congruency. Thank you Trapper and Bill for this gem of a book. Your message is powerful and deep. Very very well done!