Get It Done: Train Your Brain To Fight Procrastination, Create Optimized To-Do Lists, Enhance Productivity, and Practice Better Habits

by Michelle Moore

Are you tense because you can't get through your daily to-do list? Feel down for not managing your workday effectively? Are you prone to procrastination and losing focus? Time to stop feeling overwhelmed and anxious by your responsibilities. Get a grip on the chaos of your day. Become productive and learn to manage your time. Get It Done will help you achieve it! Many people are stuck at the same place as you; they can’t plan their day well and are using their to-do lists in an inefficient manner and even if they work hard, they don’t finish their daily tasks. Why? In Get It Done I provide the answer and simple solutions to help you organize your to-do list better, manage your time like a pro, and finish every task and responsibility for the day. Make the most of your time. • The Reasons You're Failing To Get Through Your Daily To-Do Lists • The Most Popular To-Do List Systems • Step-By-Step Instructions For Creating Your Tailor-Made To-Do List • Slash the amount of time you procrastinate with these simple techniques Stop disappointing yourself with dysfunctional time management systems. Learn the best time-management and to-do list strategies and discover increased productivity, free time, and decreased stress level. Ditch the bad habits that are crippling your time management efforts. Together we take a closer look at these bad what triggers and sustains them, how they sabotage your productivity and useful tips you can apply immediately. Find productive, life-enhancing habits instead. Invest the time you'll have after changing your productivity killing habits in meaningful things like enjoying quality time with your family and friends, and practice your hobbies. • Learn a proven system for breaking your procrastination habit • Easy-to-follow tips for overcoming social media addiction • Ways to control your inner critic and regain self-confidence • Better workday design to shorten your working time Take Action Now, Make Better Decisions, And Get More Done In Less Time Imagine a world where it’s enough to take a look at your to-do list and immediately start completing, and crossing off tasks. Where you make quick decisions regarding priorities and urgency. Finish your tasks each day ahead of schedule. Get over the tendency of putting off important tasks and obligations. Take action consistently and skyrocket your productivity. Whether you're a student, entrepreneur, stay-at-home mom or dad, or a corporate executive, this book will help your self-management transformation.Get It Done will help anyone and everyone who wants to take action but doesn’t know how.

Genres: Nonfiction

166 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 12, 2019

About the author

Michelle Moore is a fourth-generation Washington, DC native, definitely a rarity in this day and age. She has a well-documented obsession with travel, television, Frappuccinos, and flamingos. All of these, however, come in a distant second to her love of both writing and teaching. Her days are pretty evenly divided between her classroom, where she teaches elementary special education, and huddling over her laptop at the local Starbucks. What few hours left in the day are spent serving the needs of the household menagerie that currently includes cats (one with cerebellar hypoplasia), chinchillas, a bird, and a geriatric guinea pig. Now that she has achieved her goal of becoming a published author, she's ready to start working toward her second lifelong dream… a flat in Paris and a villa on Grenada.



Visit Michelle at http://michelle_writes.livejournal.com/ or e-mail her at MichelleMooreWrites@gmail.com.

Reviews

[Erminio Di Lodovico · Rating 3 out of 5]

Pretty Basic, but pleasant to read

The book doesn’t make any groundbreaking statement or teaches a “new” methodology, but instead explains, in a very succinct manner, how can you help yourself in that matter. The book is very easy to read, don’t have “hot air” and can be a pretty pleasant read

[Rick Yvanovich · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good summary of what needs to be done and how

A how to group of tools to help you overcome procrastination. It’s explained well with good clarity. Worth a quick read.

[Raymond · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read

The book has some very helpful Ideas. I know he got me off my butt to start getting some stuff done. Again it's a very good read.