Promise Doctrine: An interview with Jason Womack

I’ve been following Jason Womack for quite some time. He used to be one of my favorite GTD (getting things done) gurus, sharing productivity tips and ways I could make my days more effective and more efficient.

Recently Jason aligned himself with something even more meaningful than efficiency: He aligned himself with his father to co-author a great book called The Promise Doctrine. With a forward by Marshall Goldsmith, this 88 page book is chock full of pull out pages and ways you can put it to use in your life.

The real power of the book isn’t in reading it, the power is in using it!

The biggest lesson I learned from the book, and from Jason, is that a promise is a different thing for people. Different from just saying “Yes I will.” Promises bind you more strongly than anything else you could say or do.

Jason has also offered the template for keeping promises free for people at the same place you can buy his book: at http://promiseguide.com

I got to spend about 30 minutes with Jason a few weeks back, and if you watch the video, you can learn how to use his book, how to be more productive, and how to learn and share more. It’s worth the investment of your time. I promise!

Jason Womack and Phil Gerbyshak Discuss The Promise Doctrine from Phil Gerbyshak on Vimeo.

Useful links:

• Womack Companies – Jason’s company where you can interact with him more, and read some awesome productivity articles
• Promise Doctrine – Buy the book and get Jason’s template

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