Todd Hopkins
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Author of
Stop Using the B Word: Overcome Distractions by Replacing Busy with Productive
Todd Hopkins is leading business owners to reduce their stress.
Having experienced the effects of stress on his health, marriage, family, and business, Todd has developed ways for entrepreneurs to escape the path he took.
The author of The Janitor, Five Wisdoms for Entrepreneurial Survival, and The Carrot Chaser, Hopkins has over 28 years of experience building the multi-million dollar Office Pride Commercial Cleaning Services, the nationwide faith-based franchise system he founded.
After a near-death wake-up call in the emergency room, Todd made the life-altering decision to reduce his stress. Over the years, he has embraced the joy of stressing less and helping others do the same. For more information on the stress less disciplines and how to bring joy and true success back to your business, visit TheStressLessBusinessOwner.com
Todd is a sought-after speaker. He lectures on Strategic Business and Biblical Leadership, Reducing Stress, Increasing Productivity, and his Ten Qualities for Great Christian Business Leaders.
Todd and his wife, Michelle, have three sons and enjoy life in Palm Harbor, Florida.
If you are too busy to do what you want to do, help who you want to help, and accomplish what you are capable of, this book is for you. Todd Hopkins’ simple 30-day challenge to stop using the word “busy” will change your life. While humans are becoming addicted to distractions, Todd, drawing on personal experience, has identified 11 common productivity distractions and provided insights on how to overcome them. If you want to 4X your personal and corporate productivity, read this book.
Productivity does not come naturally; distractions come naturally. Productivity comes by intentional choice, and distractions are overcome by intentional choice.
Do you want to be remembered by the distractions you pursued, or the purpose for which you were created? This book will help you get a grip on identifying and overcoming the distractions that keep you from pursuing and achieving your full potential.
