The 5 Choices: The Path to Extraordinary Productivity by Kogon, Merrill, and Rinne

I rarely read self help books.  I find few of the self help book I do manage to read useful.  This is the exception.

• The 5 Choices offers simple rules to categorize work into one of 4 quadrants.  
• The authors help the reader in identifying the most important work, regardless of urgency.
• The examples provided in the book are life-like.  Often self help examples are simple and nearly see-through.  These aren't.  They are like real life and complex.
• This book isn't only about what you do in the office, it addresses a balanced life including healthy life style choices.