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How To Stop Procrastination & Get More Done In Less Time!
Do more in less time. Stop delaying everything. Become more efficient and achieve more.
The International Best Seller How To Stop Procrastination & Get More Done In Less Time! will give you the tools, advice and easy-to-follow steps to end procrastination and achieve more of your goals.
"Procrastination effects us all to different degrees. What seems at time an unbreakable curse is easy deconstructed, as Graham Bianco gets to the heart of why we delay things. A fantastic book that has very quickly seen my productivity double!"
Rory Pellow, Chicago Times
”A wonderful and easy to follow book that is certain to help mend productivity levels rise in whoever reads it.�
Book Of The Month, February 2016, Evening Standard
”Simple in it’s approach, powerful in it’s results.�
Jason Baker, September 2016, Sydney Herald
The International Best Seller How To Stop Procrastination & Get More Done In Less Time! will give you the tools, advice and easy-to-follow steps to end procrastination and achieve more of your goals.
"Procrastination effects us all to different degrees. What seems at time an unbreakable curse is easy deconstructed, as Graham Bianco gets to the heart of why we delay things. A fantastic book that has very quickly seen my productivity double!"
Rory Pellow, Chicago Times
”A wonderful and easy to follow book that is certain to help mend productivity levels rise in whoever reads it.�
Book Of The Month, February 2016, Evening Standard
”Simple in it’s approach, powerful in it’s results.�
Jason Baker, September 2016, Sydney Herald
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61 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 22, 2016
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31 people want to read
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August 3, 2016
My opinion is that putting things off is just part of being human. However, we have the ability to train ourselves to stay on task by using little helpers, such as keeping a to-do-list to stay on task. For me, I use a to-do-list with notes to pick up where I left off. If you eliminate a big task a little piece by piece, the task is not so big anymore and before you know it, you have that task behind you.
All in all, this book is about average. Most of the information was things I already ready learned from other books in the past. I listened to this book on audio on a weekend and it motivated me in getting my tasks organized. I do recommend this book.
All in all, this book is about average. Most of the information was things I already ready learned from other books in the past. I listened to this book on audio on a weekend and it motivated me in getting my tasks organized. I do recommend this book.
July 25, 2017
I have been procrastinating on reading this, lol!
June 13, 2017
Offers great doable tips!
November 7, 2016
He had some good ideas on moving yourself away from procrastination, but he obviously had a huge personal problem with FB which he kept repeating over and over again. The narrator left something to be desire, something like a less whiny voice. That being said I did take a few things away - setting a timer to get work done, and not stopping until the timer goes off, list making (I always do better with a list) and flipping a coin if you can't decide on something, even if you don't get the desired heads or tails, your emotional response to the toss will show you where your true decision lies.
February 8, 2017
I don't think he has said anything that I don't know. He just wanted to write a book and decided to write about something he likes. But it didn't add anything to me as a reader.
August 8, 2016
Pretty generic but could be helpful.
Most described in the book is pretty common sense stuff but it is nice to have most of it in one place/book. There are a couple useful insights though and I'll try a new techniques. It's pretty good but not as good as the reviews of the book led me to believe.
Most described in the book is pretty common sense stuff but it is nice to have most of it in one place/book. There are a couple useful insights though and I'll try a new techniques. It's pretty good but not as good as the reviews of the book led me to believe.
October 13, 2016
Material is ok (nothing new though) but narrator very weak.
November 7, 2016
Short and easy to read, but mostly just stating the obvious. If you have already read other books on the subject there is little chance you will find anything new in this book.
March 26, 2017
This was a short, easy listen in one sitting. I heard the audiobook on Audible. It had some good tips.
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