Get the Hell Into It: Stop Bouncing from Idea to Idea and Learn to See Things Through

by Sarah Beth Moore

Stop Falling Prey to Shiny Object Syndrome and Start Seeing Ideas Through

What if instead of starting new projects every other week, you actually finished the ones you already have going? What if in a few weeks you started seeing real progress, and in a few months could hold finished manuscripts, paintings or websites in your figurative hand? What if your creativity became a source of empowerment and financial freedom rather than dread, resentment and ever-present bathtub crying?

Professional copywriter and creative Sarah Beth Moore has helped clients double their conversions, written copy for hundreds of entrepreneurs, and coached dozens of amazing creatives in sucker-punching procrastination and actually getting things done. (She spends a lot of time opining about aliens as well, but fewer people pay for that.)

In the course of working with so many aspiring writers, artists and business owners, she’s noticed that beating procrastination doesn’t require superhuman strength. All you need is the right mental mindset, available to anyone willing to look for it. In Get the Hell Into It, you’ll learn:

How productivity can work against you BIG TIME What actually lies at the root of the creative urge The real reason creatives quit projects before they even begin (or soon after) Why you’re shooting yourself in the foot with the way you start projects How successful people maintain enthusiasm throughout the entire creative cycle What the 5-Percent Rule is and why it’s so critical to your success What to do when you don’t have a whole day to work on your creativity The true meaning of luck (it’s not what you think, dude) How to win big by giving up control The secret nature of doubt and how you can deal with it on REAL terms What editing really means to creatives How to kick booty and see every project through

Get the Hell Into It is the definitive step-by-step guide to overcoming procrastination and Shiny Object Syndrome and actually finishing projects and launching creative dreams – and it’s a process you can follow for life.

Buy it NOW to turn procrastination into productivity WITHOUT feelings of dread, confusion or frustration! Now doesn’t that sound better?
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Genres: Nonfiction

116 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 1, 2020

Reviews

[New Girl by the Sea · Rating 5 out of 5]

*** I was given an Advanced Readers Copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. ***

Genre: Non Fiction, Writing

Publisher: New Leaf Writing

Rating: 5/5

The follow up to Get The Hell Over It, Get The Hell Into It is a humorous yet informative book to help with overcoming procrastination and assisting with goal setting and finally finishing those projects you start.

With the easy to follow exercises throughout the chapters, you will be on your way to finishing those tasks that have been put to the side and actually completing projects that seem daunting to finish.

The Get The Hell series is my favourite so far of Sarah Beth Moore’s. Not only will you be laughing your butt off while you read these books, they are also encouraging and motivating.

If you enjoyed Get The Hell Over It, this book is the perfect companion. If you haven’t read Get The Hell Over It, what are you waiting for? Get over to Amazon.com and purchase both!

Get The Hell Into It is available on Amazon.com Tuesday, 15th May

[Pamela · Rating 5 out of 5]

*I kindly received a free copy by the author in exchange for a honest review.*

It seriously felt like Sarah knew exactly how I feel about starting new projects and then starting others because 'OH MY GOSH THAT SHINY PROJECT LOOKS MORE LEGIT THAN THIS ONE' effect. Be warned, it's not a magical solution, some magic wand that fixes procrastination. I've never been big on this kind of books because I felt like they had little to say that I didn't already know. But that's the thing. We KNOW what we have to do, but that doesn't mean we actually take action and do what needs to be done. 'Get the Hell into It' is a fantastic call to action for creatives to really focus on what we have to do so that we may have greater chances to succeed. Spoiler: The chances increase exponentially when we actually finish something instead of jumping from project to project.