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The Procrastinator's Guide to Productivity: 15 Effective Strategies & Practical Techniques to Overcome Procrastination, Boost Efficiency & Achieve Results
Break Free from Procrastination's Chains and Achieve Your Full Potential! Do you ever wonder what's truly behind your chronic procrastination? Is it a mere question of time management or perhaps an innate ability to rise at the crack of dawn? Or are your emotions and the sheer dread of daunting tasks the sly culprits, offering temporary respite in the delay of your to-do list? It's high time to unravel the mystery and transform your habits to match your ambitions. "The Procrastinator's Guide to Productivity" is your wake-up call, inviting you on a journey of self-assessment. It's a series of thought-provoking questions that peel back the layers of your current actions, exposing the barriers to your efficiency and sparking the winds of change. Within the Pages, You'll And that's just the tip of the iceberg! With over 15 strategies and more than 50 practical tools and techniques, you'll equip yourself for success in conquering procrastination. "The Procrastinator's Guide to Productivity" isn't just another self-help book. It's an honest, compassionate mirror that invites you to reflect on the obstacles that have held you back, despite your numerous attempts at different techniques. This book isn't just a mere collection of strategies—it's your arsenal of weapons against procrastination, helping you become the best version of yourself. Are you ready to unveil your true potential and liberate yourself from the shackles of procrastination? Don't wait any longer. Seize this opportunity and grab your copy of "The Procrastinator's Guide to Productivity - Get Things Done Now!" Your journey towards increased productivity and personal growth begins today.
162 pages, Paperback
Published July 17, 2023
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July 20, 2023
A great resource to use to gain insights and battle procrastinaion.
Right at the beginning, the author offers you four free books, one of them being a workbook, if you sign up to his mailing list. I did test this out and I can confirm that you will indeed receive four books. This is a definite plus for any reader of this book.
Right off the bat, you'll notice that the font is easy-to-see, that this book is well-formatted, and that this book has been edited. The writer gives us a nice quote to start, which I really like a lot: "Procrastination is the thief of time." - Edward Young
"Procrastination has caused the loss of promotions, jobs, and clients." I wholeheartedly agree with this statement, as I can reflect on my life and think about all the times I missed something because I took no action. Without taking action, change cannot come to fruition.
The author mentions a differentiation between intention and action. This is quite interesting, as prior in the reading he asks a bunch of relevant questions that will get any reader to think. In case you're wondering, this book is well-written, as I found myself zooming right along the prose.
Solid examples and strategies are presented in this book that are relevant to the topic. Even if you choose not to read the entire book, but rather read it in sections, you'll consume a ton of imperative information that is sure to boost your life.
"...the awareness of these cognitive patterns is instrumental in effecting change." This is a brilliant statement and shows that the author has researched procrastination a lot. The introduction of this book is excellent and is worth your time.
"You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great." - Zig Ziglar (n.d.) I love this quote. Think about it: it rewards you for taking that initial step to making something happen. Nothing will change if you don't do something: actions speak louder than words.
The writer gives you some "commandments" to battle against procrastination, but then gives the reader the leeway to make their own last few. This is a great step to helping book lovers fight against some of their procrastination issues. There are even boxes later in the book to help you write down your goals: short versus long-term.
"Goals are crucial to our growth because they define the maps and routes that we should take." I agree with this quote. "...poor time management may accelerate the tendency to delay essential tasks." Again, I agree with this as well. Having good time management is a skill that everyone must learn in order to succeed in life.
There are certain triggers that develop procrastination as well, such as being a perfectionist.
This book really gets you to think, and is a great read. Any quotes that did not quote someone directly were from this book.
Right at the beginning, the author offers you four free books, one of them being a workbook, if you sign up to his mailing list. I did test this out and I can confirm that you will indeed receive four books. This is a definite plus for any reader of this book.
Right off the bat, you'll notice that the font is easy-to-see, that this book is well-formatted, and that this book has been edited. The writer gives us a nice quote to start, which I really like a lot: "Procrastination is the thief of time." - Edward Young
"Procrastination has caused the loss of promotions, jobs, and clients." I wholeheartedly agree with this statement, as I can reflect on my life and think about all the times I missed something because I took no action. Without taking action, change cannot come to fruition.
The author mentions a differentiation between intention and action. This is quite interesting, as prior in the reading he asks a bunch of relevant questions that will get any reader to think. In case you're wondering, this book is well-written, as I found myself zooming right along the prose.
Solid examples and strategies are presented in this book that are relevant to the topic. Even if you choose not to read the entire book, but rather read it in sections, you'll consume a ton of imperative information that is sure to boost your life.
"...the awareness of these cognitive patterns is instrumental in effecting change." This is a brilliant statement and shows that the author has researched procrastination a lot. The introduction of this book is excellent and is worth your time.
"You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great." - Zig Ziglar (n.d.) I love this quote. Think about it: it rewards you for taking that initial step to making something happen. Nothing will change if you don't do something: actions speak louder than words.
The writer gives you some "commandments" to battle against procrastination, but then gives the reader the leeway to make their own last few. This is a great step to helping book lovers fight against some of their procrastination issues. There are even boxes later in the book to help you write down your goals: short versus long-term.
"Goals are crucial to our growth because they define the maps and routes that we should take." I agree with this quote. "...poor time management may accelerate the tendency to delay essential tasks." Again, I agree with this as well. Having good time management is a skill that everyone must learn in order to succeed in life.
There are certain triggers that develop procrastination as well, such as being a perfectionist.
This book really gets you to think, and is a great read. Any quotes that did not quote someone directly were from this book.
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