Find Your Balance Point

Tracy and Stein have produced a trim, readable primer on values-based prioritization that earns its positive business-press notices — the action exercises are genuinely useful and the father-daughter collaboration adds warmth to what could easily be a dry topic. The honest problem is that at roughly 100 pages it skims across life domains that deserve more depth, and Tracy fans will recognize the ideas from his other work. It is a decent entry point for someone new to the genre but not a book you would recommend over stronger alternatives.