Daily Routine Makeover: Guide to Focused Action, Productivity Hacks, Stress-Free Performance - Get Things Done in Less Time

by Zoe McKey

Do you ever procrastinate? Do you somehow convince yourself that your tasks can always wait...when they can't? Do all the tasks you put off for a long time overwhelm you? And when the deadline arrives - panic time! You don't know where to start. The time to start changing is right now. Learn to focus on your most important tasks and get them done before the deadline. Daily Routine Makeover examines the causes and solutions of procrastination like no other book. You'll get to know the various ways procrastination invades your life. Then I share with you easily learnable and executable solutions that will make your day more productive, focused on the tasks that really matter. These solutions helped billionaires, "normal people", students, basically everybody who used them. This book shows all you have to know about how to make over your delaying habits into new, productive systems in only 28 days. What's more, you'll get seven different valuable programs to destroy your delaying habits. Add to these numerous examples and real-life experiences to illustrate the programs.

I used to have terrible habits and was a master procrastinator, and it troubled me a lot feeling stuck in a rut. I read lots of books on the topic, I tried many tips, and I collected the best and most effective ones in this book. Right now I can manage my day-to-day routine in a system where I can fit the family, my friends, time spent on research and writing and coaching also. It's all about the right system, and this book will teach you that - tailor made to your specific problem. What will you learn from Daily Routine Makeover?



How to acknowledge and start acting against procrastination Build new productivity habits Easy and quick ways to rank the importance of your tasks Change your routines from passive to active

Genres: Personal Development, Nonfiction, Self Help

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First published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[J Crossley · Rating 3 out of 5]

I picked up some good ideas to improve my morning routine.

[Katie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was good in a tough love perspective and the idea of finding out the type of procrastinator you were was extremely interesting - I'm a perfectionist procrastinator I've found with little bits of a lot of other types. However, I found some of the ideas to help different types of procrastinators to be pretty samey and sometimes quite confusing in the way they were worded.

[Jacqui · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great read for New Year

Great action steps to beating procrastination. These will help get you back on track and working to completing all of your goals.

[LemontreeLime · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok, but somehow I felt like the omph dwindled off to not excited at all. But then whose to-do list is?

[Rob Clifton · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of helpful suggestions

As a life long procrastinator, I found some very useful exercises in this book. I also didn't realize there were different types of procrastinators, and I could identify with several. If you find yourself putting off things you know you should be doing, this book will help you develop the habit of action. Very easy to follow and a quick read.