The Procrastinator's Guide to Being Successful: How to Focus Your Mind on Progress (Not Perfection)

Written by Desta Paulette

Narrated by Kaeomakana Tiwanak

Are you tired of going to bed feeling guilty because you did not manage to complete a task? Everyday, you promise yourself that you’ll get it done but you just can’t seem to even get started! Are you looking for enjoyable, effective, and creative ways to ensure that you never have to put off important tasks again? Then you should read this book!

Procrastination is more than just a destructive habit; it’s an emotional reaction to the subconscious fear that you’re incapable of getting something done. In fact, research shows that procrastination affects 20% of the population. Are you done with being part of this statistic?

The Procrastinator’s Guide to Being Successful is an easy-reading, comprehensive book that will transform your mind and habits so that you can learn to conquer your fears and fall in love with success again!

Inside The Procrastinator’s Guide to Being Successful, you’ll discover:

●,Effective daily activities that will transition you from being a procrastinator to an initiator!

●,Six powerful to-do list methods that will ensure that you complete any task you’re meant to do, even if you’ve failed before!

●,Strategies that will help you transform your mindset by dealing with the need for perfectionism, fear of failure, or need for control.

●,Ways you can get more done by getting help from your friends and the people around you.

●,A step-by-step guide to backward planning, an effective method that allows you to create an action plan for success.

Imagine spending each day being able to successfully complete any essential task that is on your plate. No more doubting yourself, waiting until the last minute, or setting yourself up for failure. You are capable, and this is your time!

Don’t put off reading this powerful guide until tomorrow. It’s time to claim your success now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Author's Republic
• Release date: Mar 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9781667959627