How To Stop Procrastination & Get More Done

by Alan Coulter

The 2022 updated version of the best-selling solution to end Procrastination forever and get more done in life.

Over ten years of research lead to Alan Coulter writing the original book in 2014 which has now been updated with the latest methods for 2022.

Cutting through the nonsense, this book offers a simple and easy-to-understand solution to beating procrastination and getting more done in life. No fancy gimmicks - just solid and actionable advice.

“The book that changed everything”
Tim Ferran, Author

“...packed with practical advice, powerful in application, easy to implement.”
Jason Warner

Some of the topics covered in this book
- Effective methods to become more productive in life
- 21 unique and proven methods to beat procrastination
- Procrastination at work and in your career
- Romantic partners, friends and family
- Building willpower
- Good Habits
- Time management skills for your life
and so much more!

“A book we recommend time and time again….”
Lisa Edwards, NY Today

The 2022 updated version is available now on Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover and Audible.

Genres: Nonfiction

143 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2017

Reviews

[Lani · Rating 2 out of 5]

There were a few mildly helpful suggestions, but most of the book contains obvious "solutions" that mostly boil down to "just stop procrastinating, work on things a little bit at a time, and make progress." Also, the wiring style was irritating; sounded like a high schooler trying to up the word count to fluff up an essay to a required length, plus the "humor" wasn't funny or endearing, just trite and cutesy.

Do not recommend.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Some people are procrastinators and other people just procrastinate certain tasks or responsibilities in life. This book explores different causes of procrastination and many proven ways to help deal with and stop procrastinating. I enjoyed the inspiring quotes throughout the book. The lighthearted way the author wrote from personal experience made the book very real and enjoyable. Many people can benefit from reading this book; it is an ideal book to give to new managers to help them succeed.

[Montana · Rating 1 out of 5]

I tried to read this book, but the onslaught of platitudes and attempts at connecting with the reader via cringy humour made it impossible (“Millennials, am I right?? Hahaha.”). I recommend reading The 5 Second Rule if you’re looking for an actionable way out of a procrastination loop. It’s twice as long, but the author respects your time enough to keep the content focused on her method.

[Jenny · Rating 4 out of 5]

A quick read with a lot of great points on what procrastination is and why we do it. Also, included some decent strategies to counteract procrastinator tendencies.

[Rhea Sinclair · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

Really insightful whilst supplying you with all the tools needed to improve your procrastination tendencies. I would highly recommend this book.

[Nicole · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gave realistic approaches to combat procrastination and also dove into the psychological aspect a bit. Some great tips and tricks for different kind of procrastinators.

[Victoria Pring · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book and know some of the tools and ideas will help as I have already used some of them in the past. It's by no means a quick fix, it just gives you some tools to help us function. I did procrastinate about actually implementing any of the tools and I have only used one so far, it helps though I tend to have an issue sticking to these new routines so we shall see how it goes.

[Rajiv Bais · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review to come later.