Procrastination: The Cure for "I’ll Do This Sh*T Later"

De: Steele James

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Procrastination: The Cure For “I’ll Do This Sh*T Later” A Procrastinator’s Manifesto THIS IS A BOOK FOR FUTURE ACTION SEEKERS, WRITTEN BY A FORMER KING OF PROCRASTINATION... "The Cure" is not your average book on beating procrastination, lets get that straight for jump street! LET'S START OFF WITH WHAT THIS BOOK IS NOT: -From the 1980's. -Written to waste your time. -Boringly written without you in mind. -Bland facts without a story or explanation -Your Average Productivity Guide What You Will Gain From This Book: • The Ability to “Get Sh*t Done” on Command Every Time • The Intricate Technique Needed For Doubled Productivity • Swift Eradication of Mental Roadblocks • The Formula for Super Human Time Management Skills • The Answer for Brain Fogginess and Why You Have It • The 66 Day Action Plan That Makes Success Inevitable Rest assured future action seeker, after mastering the techniques I’ve laid out in the following pages, the old days of pain, anguish, disappointment, and regret will swiftly come to a halt! Your life will be transformed once you understand the underlying reasons why you procrastinate, what keeps you running around in circles, and the precise actions and habits you must enact to totally eradicate the problem once and for all. Your true potential has unfortunately been robbed from you by what is a debilitating disease of fear induced inaction and constant distraction. Good news - I’m here to help you wipe the slate clean, and take back what is rightfully yours. Lets reclaim your misplaced spark of passion and ingenuity today! When deciding to write a book to help people get sh*t done, I also read many other books on the subject to get a feel for what was already out there. If this is the first time you’ve read into the subject of improving your productivity, good! From the books I’ve researched prior to writing this one, I don’t think any could realistically be effective for most people who struggle in this area. If this is your first stop, rest assured that your time is well invested. The information found in the aforementioned books was usually decent (sometimes not), but that’s not the issue. The problem is, if you procrastinate, you have immense difficulty getting started on tasks, and these other authors fail the reader where they need it most. That goes for any how-to book, but especially if you struggle from a debilitating condition that makes it hard for you to take action. They don’t even address the underlying cause of the illness that they’re writing about! That’s like a personal trainer telling you how to exercise, but never physically showing you the movements or writing you a weekly workout plan. What do you think your success rate could realistically be without targeted practice of the concepts you’ve learned? The reason you procrastinate is not because you can’t Google how to overcome it, the reason is because you don’t know how to take concise and targeted action. As originally promised in the introduction, this is where you will become a life-long action seeker. Disclaimer: This book will take the average reader about one hour to complete. I’ve designed it this way so you can read in one sitting and not put off until later. If you can dedicate one hour toward ending procrastination right now, I believe you have what it takes to kick the habit for good. Make a promise to yourself that once you begin reading, you will finish this book to the very end. Also, I will not be held responsible for the amount of “bad-assery” your life will take on once your master the concepts in this book. You have been warned...

learned about the Pomodore technique.

this book is great had to listen to it 3 times and each time I walked away with a A-HA moment.