Procrastination, Zap Your Procrastination: How to stop being lazy and get results in your life

by Romuald Andrade

Do you struggle with completing projects or specific tasks?We all do, up to an extent. Some more, some less, but at the end of the day, we all have that inner drive to do less than what we can. But not anymore; it's time to stop. That's why this course will help you unlock the best version of yourself. It doesn't matter what you do for a living, you need to be productive to succeed in life. The fact is that the amount of success you achieve both in business and life is determined by your ability to get down to work, overcome impeding barriers (like the Procrastination Devil), ultimately increasing the quality of your output in less and less time! It’s determined by the ability to GET DOWN TO WORK, go out and exercise, maintain your diet. It's determined by the ability to do what you have to do, when you have to do it, whether you feel like it or not.My Goal?My goal is simple. I will help you get free from the chains of procrastination. Together, we will go to the roots of productivity, procrastination, time management, self discipline & self control and transform that knowledge into a simple step by step guide that will change forever the way you approach life.

Genres: Self Help

64 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 7, 2015

Reviews

[Rajiv · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a short book and to the point. I have been always a task master, however, I could easily relate in some of the "type" of procrastination described in it. Something that has touched me is "Sometimes, we're afraid we'll fail, at other times, we're subconsciously afraid we'll succeed because we are fearful of the consequences of our achievements. Maybe you fear that more will be expected of you next time, or this success may place you in the spotlight when you prefer to be in the background". This is so true for me.
The author shares his technique called Fifteener system and the fishbowl method, it seems interesting, however, I didn't find myself motivated to do it. However, I recommend those who wants to improve their levels of procrastination or to know the reasons or the triggers that activate the lazinerss.

[Daniel Halperin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short, Simple, and to the point. Easy Read, even if you procrastinate

Will reread and adjust a few things to better fit my situation. Thanks to the author for extending your knowledge for other.