Productivity Ninja Book Series

Looking for a book on Time Management Training? Perhaps you’re wondering how nutrition can help improve your Productivity? Or maybe you’re fed up of the never-ending schedule of pointless meetings?

Well, you’ve come to the right place. Our founder, Graham Allcott and many of our Productivity Ninjas are also brilliant, award-winning authors! Take a look through their published books below and if something tickles your fancy, follow the link to Amazon

Worry Less, Achieve More and Love What You Do

Graham Allcott

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Study Smarter, Focus Better, Achieve More

Graham Allcott

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Meet Less, Focus on Outcomes and Get Stuff Done

Graham Allcott / Hayley Watts

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Your 9 Point Plan to Eating Smarter, Improving Focus, and Feeding Your Potential

Graham Allcott and Collette Hennigan
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The Surprising Truth, Beauty and Opportunity Hidden in Life’s Sh*!*ier Moments

Grace Marshall
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Achieving Clarity and Getting Results in a World Where Work Never Ends

Grace Marshall
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Kind – the quiet power of kindness
at work

Graham Allcott

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How to be a Productivity Ninja is Graham Allcott’s practical productivity book for managers, leaders, and busy professionals who want to get more done with less stress. It challenges old-fashioned “time management” thinking and focuses on attention management techniques, building a trusted “second brain,” and working smarter, not harder. It’s based on the same proven principles we teach in our workshops, so readers can start making changes right away.

  • Yes! We can arrange bulk book orders for teams, departments, or entire organizations. This is a cost-effective way to give everyone a shared language and toolkit before, during, or after training. Bulk orders can be combined with a workshop or keynote to maximize impact. Use the contact page to get in touch.

  • KIND is for L&D professionals, team managers, and anyone interested in improving workplace culture. It shows how small, intentional acts of kindness lead to better decision-making, stronger engagement, higher retention, and greater productivity. Drawing on real stories and research, it offers practical workplace culture tips you can put into action immediately.