Procrastination Cure: Stop Finding Excuses and Get What You Want in Life

by Matt Harris

How to Stop Procrastinating and Get Stuff Done We have all done it at one point or another. More or less frequently, we put off something we could do today. Call it being lazy, slacking off, or, as economist George Ainslie calls it—basic human impulse. Yes, we’re talking about procrastination. But what is procrastination exactly? Is procrastination something that’s inevitable in human nature? Well, here’s the everyone falls into the trap of procrastination. It’s a general weakness, and a costly one at that. Procrastination is basically the gap between the things you want to do and the things you end up doing. Here’s The Good News, You Don’t HAVE To Be a Procrastinator Here’s what you’ll discover in Procrastination *You will learn about the different reasons why we become procrastinators. *You will find out if YOU are a procrastinator, and—if you are—which kind of procrastinator you are (very important). *You will learn about the consequences of procrastination (aka what you’ll miss in life when you continue procrastinating). *You will learn about the most common excuses we have for procrastinating. *You will learn about the classic causes of procrastination. *And, most importantly, you will learn how to cure procrastination, stop finding excuses and get what you really want in life. And by the that’s just the first 3 chapters… Sounds good? There is absolutely no reason you should be stuck with this kind of attitude for your entire life. You have a choice. Take responsibility. Be in charge of your life. Stop procrastinating. Now.

50 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 9, 2014

Reviews

[Lisa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book

I'm understanding that this book is trying to tell me that yes, I do procrastinate. It's no fun when you set your goals and try to achieve them but something else comes along and you stop doing what you started in the first place. And that's defiantly me. Great book. I will have to make my goals one at a time and finish them as I go along. It's like doing chores and not finishing them as scheduled.

[Dwan Lee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Helpful

I found it helpful and interesting. It helped me have a better understanding of procrastination and many techniques that can be used to overcome procrastination.