Character That Conquers Procrastination ~ How To Live A Life That Completes Dreams

by Richard Gordon

The most crucial theme running through this book is the idea that the more you want your life to have meaning and to be productive, the more reason you have to confront, and defeat procrastination. Most books on procrastination give you methods to deal with immediate procrastination... that task or project you are putting off right at the moment.  SThe promise states something "Having a problem with procrastination?  Weell, defeaat that monster right now! The aim of this book is closer to the principle embedded in the much loved illustration of teaching a man how to fish, as opposed to giving him a fish.  The goal of this book is to present a lasting solution to the problem.  However, if you are in the middle of a procrastination-induced crisis right now, included within the book are some basic steps you can use right now to deal with the crisis.  Just understand that unless you are able to develop a lifesstyle that keeps procrastination at bay, one this episode is successfully dealt with, sther will be another crisis right around the corner.  The purpose of this book is to solv THAT problem!  

93 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 18, 2013

Reviews

[Victoria Griffith · Rating 5 out of 5]

practical and useful

This book is a refreshing take on overcoming procrastination. Instead of offering quick fixes, it focuses on building positive character traits and self-awareness for long-term success. The practical steps are useful, but the real value is in how the book helps you change your mindset and approach to life. Highly recommended for anyone looking to achieve their goals and live more meaningfully.