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by Philip I. Snyder (Author)
Want to stop procrastinating and start producing? What if you can power yourself through your day and get things done like a pro? Then you need to keep reading...
You promised yourself to start the hobby you always wanted to try but ended up postponing the decision until you feel more motivated.
You decided to adopt a new healthy habit, like exercising or dieting, but delayed it until you are in a better mood.
You always wanted to start a side hustle to generate more cash but have been waiting for the perfect moment.
It is so easy to put things off, isn't it?
If you like to start your day energized, get things done efficiently, and finish the day fulfilled and satisfied, this book is the guide you have been looking for!
Procrastination has been endemic among people since the time of ancient Egyptians and Greeks. With the advent of new technologies, the problem has become even worse.
According to the data published by the American Psychological Association, 20% of adult Americans are chronic procrastinators. That is higher than the number of people diagnosed with any mental or physical health issue.
The good news is that improving productivity and bringing procrastination under control are well-researched topics. With some effort, you can follow the path to procrastinate less and produce more!
In "Get It Done!", you will discover:
- The most powerful tools to get more out of 168 hours you have every week
- Why we procrastinate even if we don't want to
- Smart ways to boost your productivity without burning out
- Surprising facts and the common myth about procrastination and productivity
- Why you don't need more time to get more done
- How to keep the balance in your daily life like an acrobat on the tightrope
- Why you shouldn't even try to be the best at work and home
- Smart ways to keep on track until your productivity skyrockets
- How to start with your to-do list even if you don't really like to
and much more...
It is never too late to start transforming yourself from a procrastinator into a producer, even if you have tried and failed before.
