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The Procrastination Cure
- 21 Proven Tactics for Conquering Your Inner Procrastinator, Mastering Your Time, and Boosting Your Productivity!
- Narrated by: Joe Hempel
- Length: 3 hrs and 14 mins
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Learn how to take quick action, make fast decisions, and get more done in less time!
Do you procrastinate? Do you regularly struggle to get started on important projects? Do you allow tasks to pile up until they cause you to feel stressed and overwhelmed?
If so, there's a simple solution: The Procrastination Cure.
Imagine looking at your to-do list and immediately tackling, completing, and crossing off tasks. Imagine making quick decisions regarding which projects receive your immediate attention. Imagine finishing your work each day with hours to spare!
Amazon best-selling author, Damon Zahariades, provides a start-to-finish blueprint for beating your inner procrastinator. He'll show you, step by step, how to overcome your tendency to put off important chores, projects, and activities, and consistently take action that catapults your productivity.
You'll receive more than 21 proven tactics for conquering your impulse to procrastinate. You'll also learn the reasons you procrastinate, along with actionable advice on how to nip them in the bud.
In The Procrastination Cure, you'll discover:
- The 13 most common reasons people postpone taking action
- Why your to-do list might be encouraging you to procrastinate (and what to do about it)
- How to create an action-prompting reward system tailored to your personal proclivities
- Four easy tips for silencing your inner perfectionist and getting to work
- Surprising advice from Mark Twain on how to beat procrastination
- The one decision that'll spur you to take action and complete tasks in record time
- The power of accountability (and how to find the perfect partner)
- How to prioritize tasks and projects according to your personal goals
- A three-step system for tracking your energy levels, and using the data to maximize your productivity
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- Anonymous User
- 08-01-18
Amazing book
As I read the book was like an X ray of my life so practical that I have so many experiments to do and know what will work for me.I will definitely read the other books of the author on this series.I love the book
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- Winterstellar
- 05-01-23
Brilliant
So much more helpful and practical than many other books on this subject (like Eat That Frog, which I think is rubbish).
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- ozan
- 31-01-22
Very good, i recommended it!
Excellent, well worth a read, he covers all angles of the subject,.. there's no escape! ;)
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-03-21
No value in this book or take away whatsoever
This book provides nothing else that a 15 minute article or a 10 minute YouTube video wouldn’t.
First, it lack content so much that it’s filled with tons menial examples, experiences and references to certain situations.
Second, any person who fells the need to fix procrastination knows for sure all the “tactics” the author pretends to slips as his.
Third, the core ideas would literally take 10 minutes to be explain in a clear and sufficient manner. Yet this book takes more than 3 hours at normal speed.
The writing is so plain and dull that is as boring to read as the phone guide.
After listening completely with the hope of some decent or applicable advice I’m so pissed that I regret the very first moment I downloaded it.
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