Stop Procrastination: This Dangerous Thief of Time Is Your Silent Opportunity Killer

Learn How to Stop Procrastination Now and Regain Your Life Opportunities

By: Noah Grayton

Narrated by: Gary Westphalen

Length: 1 hr and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

Do you often put off important tasks, thinking there is time to wait, as if you will actually take action tomorrow?

Do you ever find yourself having trouble making definite decisions on all matters from small to big items...and when you finally do so much time has passed that the result is not good?

Do you take forever to make a decision, but then quickly change it when you think it isn’t working out or that you made the wrong one?

It doesn’t really matter how you developed the habit of procrastination, just that you start its demise right now. Time passes quickly and life is short.

If you really knew how many positive life-changing events you may have missed because of procrastination and its evil twin indecision, you would be flabbergasted!

If you want to accomplish more in your work and life yet find yourself struggling with procrastination, listen on to unlock those secrets for yourself...

Almost all of us would have procrastinated on something at least once in our lives. One of the tricks here is to know what you can and cannot procrastinate on.

Tomorrow is now. Life is short and you need to take the 80/20 things you need or want to do to achieve you goals, write them out and start making things happen now, taking the smallest step possible to ensure success can have massive positive effects on your future.

Sounds easy; and it can be, if you are properly motivated.

I show you how to get and stay motivated to keep taking planned organized action on your goals, to ensure the procrastination dies and never comes back.

There is only a short time period of discomfort while you make these changes but it will be well worth the effort!

Learn how to take quick action, make fast decisions, and get more done in less time...

• Send procrastination into a corner and make it work for you instead of it working on you.
• How writing lists can be the key to driving away the doom of procrastination
• What to do when you are feeling on the verge of procrastinating on something, and the best tricks to snap you back on track!
• What some others have not let on about productivity methods like time chunking and the Pomodoro method to counter procrastination
• Getting to know the whys of procrastination, and why this particular reason has to be removed from your system in order to beat back procrastination!
• How do create mini to-do lists that help you beat procrastination, and not cause it!
• Much More...
  

Get this audiobook and begin this journey of personal empowerment and serious self-transformation today!

©2019 Noah Grayton (P)2019 Noah Grayton

Great listen.

Great listen. I didn't feel like it was too repetitive or filled with self-promotion, like many self-help books. There were several helpful strategies I plan on implementing, and I've highlighted many parts of the book I plan to reflect on. I've also shared some of the insight from this book with my partner.

Insightful an informative presentation

Very VERY well presented. The book doesn’t get bogged down in redundant or unnecessary hyperbole, keeping the book brief and to the point yet doesn’t miss any of the working points. To anyone contemplating this read I would say; don’t think “simple,” or “short,” means the book might not adequately cover the material. The author, Noah Grayton, makes an insightful presentation on a problem we all have at some time(s) or another.

Great book. Highly recommended.

I recommend everyone to read this book. The book explains what is procrastinating and then gives useful and handy techniques on how to overcome procrastination. The author speaks to the point.

Procrastination be gone!

This book the most helpful book on dealing with the bad habit of procrastination that I have read. It has made a positive impact on my life since I have started applying what I read. The book provides many step by step tools that can be used to counteract the thought processes that contribute to procrastination. Procrastination is a learned habit and in the past 5 years I have gotten very good at it. When the author described the thoughts he had when he procrastinated they were mine exactly. He has been there, obviously.

Very profound. Very common sense.

As someone who chronically struggled with procrastination, I have often tried to read books and articles on the subject. However, I was hardly ever impressed until I listen to this book. So many A-ha and Wow moments. Yet, everything in the book looked commonsense. I duff my hat to Nils for his gift of the pen and depth of knowledge and research into the subject of procrastination. Stop Procrastinating is simply a fantastic listen.

PERFECT

Getting to know the whys of procrastination, and why this particular reason has to be removed from your system in order to beat back procrastination!

Productive life.

Love the way this book is written with the chronic procrastinator in mind - there's a lot of personal content which helps the reader feel 'normal' but offers a lot of practical help that is tried and tested to be easily implemented. I love the conversational style of the text which makes this a very easy book to read, but with some many nuggets of valuable information for anyone wanting to really move past the "monkey in the brain" and be more productive.

Best One

Almost all of us would have procrastinated on something at least once in our lives. One of the tricks here is to know what you can and cannot procrastinate on

Recommend the book

It is well written and easy to understand. All information is very detailed, easy to read, and helpful. I liked this book and I am glad to have it on my Kindle. I recommend this guide to anyone who needs such type of information.

Great compilation

I'm a self-help junkie and still found several nuggets of wisdom within the pages. Best of all, it is concise and to the point so reading it didn't become just another way to procrastinate