The Once-a-Week Strategy to Stop Procrastination: The Practical Step-by-Step Guide to Doing Difficult Things, Ignoring Distractions, Improving ... for Good

by Brad Meier

If you have BIG goals but always procrastinate and find excuses NOT to pursue them, it’s time for a change! Keep reading to learn how to overcome procrastination for good! Have you been missing important deadlines and have tasks stacking up? Are you constantly putting off that big career move, that important thesis, or that weight loss goal? Are the procrastination books you’re reading repetitive and don't really offer good tips and techniques to address your struggles? Do you wish there was an easy, step-by-step, practical guide that can help you address your procrastination issues in your daily life? If you said yes to any of these questions, you’re in the right place! We understand what you’re going through. Most people tend to brush off procrastination as laziness or a lack of ambition. But science has found that it goes deeper than that! For most people, procrastination can stem from the lack of motivation to start and finish something that simply doesn’t inspire them. For others, chronic procrastination can be the result of hidden fears yet to be acknowledged. But regardless of what the reason may be for you, constantly putting off something you need to do can lead to lost time, missed dream-building opportunities, unfulfilled personal or professional goals, lower self-esteem, and even damaged reputations. Recognizing that you’re a chronic procrastinator is just the first step to a long, winding journey. And that is why most people simply disregard it. So, the question that comes begging How do you make it easy for yourself to stop procrastinating? What steps can you realistically and consistently make to stop putting off doing difficult things, master your time, ignore distractions, regain motivation, improve productivity, and overcome procrastination for good? The answer can be found in “ The Once-a-Week Strategy to Stop Procrastination ” by productivity expert and goal-getter Brad Meier. This is the practical step-by-step guide to doing difficult things, ignoring distractions, improving productivity, regaining motivation, and overcoming procrastination for good! In this book, you will how Even if it doesn’t feel like you will ever overcome chronic procrastination, “ The Once-a-Week Strategy to Stop Procrastination” will change all that! Using powerful strategies that you only need to do ONCE A WEEK — developed through the years by an expert who was determined to turn his life around — this guide is all you need to finally hit your work targets, achieve that personal dream, or maybe even start that business! Are you ready to kick procrastination to the curb forever? Then scroll up, click on “Buy Now with 1-Click”, and don't grab your copy tomorrow... but RIGHT NOW!

160 pages, Paperback

Published October 21, 2022

Reviews

[A.M. · Rating 1 out of 5]

There is something very wrong with this book.

If we are to win this battle, if we won’t end up becoming a slave to procrastination, we must lay a strong foundation of anti-postponed habits in our lives.(p. 11).

I guess?

OR

Think of this situation as a huge blocker you are trying to push and know that being a procrastinator doesn’t make you a complete failure or a lost course. (p. 17).

Block? Did you mean, block?

OR

Another interesting procrastination story was that of Saint Augustine, who had to stop his sexual desires but kept procrastinating. Although Augustine has Bob Dylan, who penned down his lyrics, he still had a way of falling into distractions. (p. 18)

Blinks.

When you go to the author page on Amazon this author has no photo and four self help titles all released on the same day. I am going to guess this is a ChatGPT written title. The way it has merged together Augustine's prayer; Lord make me strong willed, but not yet. And the Dylan song ’I dreamed I saw Saint Augustine’… but they did not exist at the same time, you know?

They didn’t even proof read it OR paste it into an AI proof reader. ‘lost course?’ - it certainly IS a lost cause.

It’s rubbish.

one star.

[Mariann · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rengeteg ismétlés van, és nem kompatibilis a könyv a Kindlelel, hiába amazonról származott :(