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How to Stop Procrastinating: Proven Ways to Overcome Laziness, Increase Your Productivity and Build Self-Discipline
Author: Wendy Stone
Narrator: Olivia Davidson, Krystina Bailey
Unabridged: 4 hr 30 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 10/23/2022
Synopsis
Do you struggle with procrastination and laziness? Have no free time for your loved one, your family, your friends? Think that you are missing your life, limiting your potential? Feel overwhelmed and guilty about yourself and beloved people?
There is no counter-argument as to whether or not procrastination kills your productivity. It indeed kills your productivity. For example, if you have been given a week to complete a project, you must use it in the best way to get your work done. Instead, you may spend your time scrolling through Facebook feeds, Instagram, Twitter, or watching Netflix.
When you are nearing the deadline, you might have to run a race to achieve your goal, and it will have a huge black spot on the quality.
Sometimes, by the time you understand the influence caused by procrastination, it will be too late to correct things. In life, you have to seize the chances that you get because it only takes a few seconds before it reaches another person.
But I would like to share something interesting: some people get the work done with quality even if they get it done in a short time due to procrastinating. Yes, such people do exist, and we’ll discuss their habits and tips in this book.
What you’ll learn:
-27 tactics to beat your procrastination.
-Simple daily practices, tools and apps to stop procrastinating for good.
-How to cure laziness and break lazy habits.
-How to deal with perfectionism.
-10 tips and tricks to get things done in less time.
-One powerful technique to get everything that you want in life
-Would you like to know more?
Get this audiobook to get started, and stop procrastinating for good!
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