100% Active: 25 Great Ways To Defeat Laziness And Procrastination

by John Morgan

Procrastination plagues us all. It ruins lives and dreams. So why do we still procrastinate? Is there a way to get over it? There is no one clear rule to beat procrastination. There is no specific strategy. And there is no cure. The truth is that although procrastination is a problem, it is not a disease. And therefore, it cannot be cured. It is present in all of us. It is an innate human tendency. No one can completely eliminate laziness in his or her system. It’s there and it will keep bothering us. The question is will you let it? This book does not propose a cure simply because there isn’t one. If there was a cure for procrastination, then procrastination would no longer be an issue today. What this book proposes, rather, are ways you can manage the tendency to procrastinate much more effectively. You may not be able to beat procrastination completely, but it can be managed so you can still accomplish important things in your life. If you want to limit the impact and influence of procrastination in your life, accomplish something of value, and become a more productive member of society, then this book holds the answers.

50 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 16, 2014

Reviews

[Tara Brabazon · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book explores the relationship between laziness and procrastination. I was impressed by how laziness was diagnosed, and how it is managed. The capacity to focus on the present was well rendered.