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I’m Giving Away Two Copies of What’s Best Next by Matt Perman

What's Best Next: How the Gospel Transforms the Way You Get Things DoneSay hello to my new favorite book: What’s Best Next: How the Gospel Transforms the Way You Get Things Done.

Read my review on why I think this book is the one book you should read this year.

I love this book so much, and want to see it flourish so much, that I am going to give away two copies this week. Here’s how to get your hands on one.

1) Enter this wonderful socially viral (eww?) PunchTab contest thingy! All the tweets, likes, +1s, and follows! I will select a winner randomly on Wednesday.

2) I’d like to give a copy to a non-professing-Christian. Matt claims (and John Piper agrees in the forward, and I think as well) that this book can be very very useful to someone even if they aren’t a Christ-follower. I’d like to test that theory. If you are willing to give this book a thorough read, and let me know your thoughts, I’m willing to send you a copy. First come, first serve. Leave a comment below and I’ll be in touch.

Ready set go!

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23 responses to “I’m Giving Away Two Copies of What’s Best Next by Matt Perman”

  1. The One Book You Should Read This Year: What's Best Next by Matt Perman – Matt Heerema

    […] ALSO: I’m giving away two copies, get your hands on one! […]

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  2. Griffin Gulledge Avatar
    Griffin Gulledge

    I use Evernote came organize tasks by priority.

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    1. Griffin Gulledge Avatar
      Griffin Gulledge

      *and (not came– sorry, on a phone)

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  3. Jake DePenning Avatar
    Jake DePenning

    I manage system by…(check odds, check price on WTS), with a hmmanmmman(static). Unfortunately in the past things were a bit more clear cut, but now I need to figure out how to sort things out as life has demanded a bit of sectoring (groan).

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    1. Matt Heerema Avatar
      Matt Heerema

      Then you should absolutely get this book :)

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      1. Jake DePenning Avatar
        Jake DePenning

        Totally plan on it. I think I’ll try to read it over spring break, though I wonder how advisable that is according to the paradigm.

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        1. Matt Heerema Avatar
          Matt Heerema

          Very advisable.

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  4. bo white Avatar
    bo white

    stole the ‘rule of 5’ from the John Maxwell Co….it’s been helpful.

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  5. Jennifer Guo Avatar
    Jennifer Guo

    I manage with a simple calendar and to-do list on my phone.

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  6. Brandon Schmidt Avatar
    Brandon Schmidt

    I manage my time and tasks with a host of iOS and Mac apps: Calendar, Things, Evernote, and Siri. My system is OK, but I still find some holes in it occasionally.

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  7. Marty Avatar
    Marty

    Right now my calendar is well managed – although sharing between my wife and my calendar is still in the works. Don’t really have much for tasks more than a notepad file with dot points – definitely room for improvement!

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  8. Brian Phillips Avatar
    Brian Phillips

    I just a to-do list and a color-coded calendar.

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  9. Persis Avatar
    Persis

    I use a calendar and mental and written lists.

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  10. Zeke Smith Avatar
    Zeke Smith

    I’m vaguely familiar with GTD but have never fully committed to it. Currently I keep it together with a haphazard combo of Evernote, Wunderlist and a smattering of other apps. I keep feeling like I’m waiting for a system to commit to… maybe this is the one.

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  11. Katharine Duffy Avatar
    Katharine Duffy

    I keep posted-it note to-do lists. Probably not very effective.

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  12. Heidi J Avatar
    Heidi J

    I keep track of what I have to do with a combination of memory, lists, ical and reminders. It’s worked so far.

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  13. Brandon Avatar
    Brandon

    I don’t have much of any system to get things done. I keep reminders on my phone for work related tasks. For my personal life, my Wife is indispensable :)

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  14. Matt V. Avatar
    Matt V.

    I use a mix and match of systems. I loosely base my system on inbox zero. I also use tools like Evernote to keep track of things, Pocket to save items to read later, etc. Overall, my systems need more cohesion.

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  15. Robbie Hayes Avatar
    Robbie Hayes

    I neeeeeeed this book! I’ve read all about urgent and important, paper files and emptying my head… secular methods just don’t seem to cut it – I need God’s power through his gospel to transform my procrastination condition!!

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  17. Suzanne Jackson Avatar
    Suzanne Jackson

    My system is very low tech — hand-written to-do list and calendar. But I do use reminder apps for priority and time-sensitive tasks.

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  18. Matt Heerema Avatar
    Matt Heerema

    Congratulations to Chris!

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  19. Abiy Kaltiso Avatar
    Abiy Kaltiso

    Michael Hyatt (a believer) and David Allen taught me everything I know :)

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