Hacking Procrastination: 21 Sneaky Ways to Turbo-Charge Your Productivity and Break Your Procrastination Habit Once and for All

by John Scott

Do you find yourself affected by procrastination? Does this manifest itself in your failure to achieve goals? Discover an easy way to change that, build better habits and enjoy success!Many people suffer from procrastination which can be the result of fear of an outcome of your decisions, a lack of motivation or a desire for perfection. At the low end of the scale it can mean that you fail to do certain chores on time, miss appointments or lose out on opportunities but at the other end of it you could suffer from serious mental or physical health issues. You need to overcome procrastination before it causes major problems and now you can .

John Scott has dedicated much of his life seeking out new challenges and ways to improve his productivity. This book is the culmination of years of research, studying and watching peers, seniors, and subordinates, and enacting real time changes to enhance performance and make you feel better about yourself!

In Hacking Procrastination, you'll The real causes of procrastination.How it can affect relationships, finances and most importantly your health.The top 15 excuses we make for procrastinating.10 major reasons why you should stop procrastinating now until it's too late!21 proven steps that will guarantee to break the habit of procrastination.A 30-day Procrastination challenge to set yourself, and much, much more!
If you have found that procrastination is creeping into your daily life and affecting your relationships and career then the time to act is right now. That first step could be all it takes to end your procrastination habit and with the help of Hacking Procrastination you can make sure it never comes back again.

Buy Hacking Procrastination to unleash your true potential, and change your life and prospects today!

160 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 24, 2021

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Reviews

[Louise · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book defines procrastination, the various excuses and consequences, and 21 ways to stop procrastinating. Every excuse has potentially its own suggested solution for combatting procrastination. For example, the excuse is perfectionism and the solution is redefining perfection: changing the mindset that excellent or very good is the new perfect. It is an easier-said-then-done situation, but the book provides a 30-day challenge to help encourage readers to break their procrastination habit.


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[Carlos mutua · Rating 5 out of 5]

Stop procrastination

Being in a toxic environment may it be workplace or relationship can ignite procrastination of varying magnitude. From this book the author has highlight some of the outcome of suffering from this condition among them lack motivation. Conclusion part the book has explained in-depth the solution to break the habit of procrastination.