Are you thinking of learning how to increase your productivity or how to take quick action, make quick decisions, and do more in less time? Do you often struggle to start important projects? Do you allow tasks to accumulate until they make you feel stressed and overwhelmed? We know exactly what we want and what we need to do, but we waste hours losing ourselves in useless activities or wandering aimlessly over the internet. If so, there is a simple solution: The Procrastination Cure.

Ever happened to procrastinate? We know exactly what we want and need to do, yet we waste hours losing ourselves in useless activities. If you are looking for a method to increase your productivity, learn how to manage time by eliminating bad habits, this is a book for you. 

Do you suffer from the bad habit of procrastinating? Think about all the times you have felt stressed and felt disappointed because you know you could have done more. Remind yourself of this feeling, because that is the emotional cost of procrastination. Overcoming procrastination can take some time, but you can divide the journey into many small steps, and each of these steps will make the next one easier. Whenever you find yourself struggling, just look back at these strategies to help steer you back on track again.

Most people confuse procrastination with laziness, but they are quite different. Laziness is an inactive process while procrastination is an active process. Procrastination involves choosing to do something less important instead of the crucial project while laziness is inactivity, inability to act or unwillingness to take action. Most procrastinators lead a busy life. They are always engaged in easy and enjoyable tasks as opposed to seemingly tough jobs that are more important or rewarding. 

Do you put things off? Find yourself making excuses to get out of bothersome little duties? In short, are you guilty of that nasty habit of procrastination? We’re all guilty of it from time to time, but when putting things off interferes with your life, there's cause for concern. Thе good news iѕ this bооk will hеlр you hаndlе the ordinary рrосrаѕtinаtiоn as well, but is meant to be a definitive source that can help you solve your significant procrastination problem once and for all. 

If you want to find a new way to maximize your productivity and to put a halt to your procrastination then keep reading...Are you tired to try ineffective and boring method to fight your procrastination? It’s to expensive or you don’t have a lot of time to go to a specialist? The procrastination fighting solutions in this audiobook are going to work bit differently than the other solutions out there. For example while it can help you to fight your procrastination, the main focus is to help you to determine your productivity cycle and to set your deadlines.

This book is the must-have hand guide for any procrastinator ready to make a change. Fatigue, pressure, stress, insomnia, and failure to achieve our life’s ambitions are all too well-known pitfalls we face in our daily lives. It will teach you to stop procrastinating, kick your addictions, circumvent laziness, take control of your actions, and achieve your goals. This book has been written to help the chronic procrastinator take a deeper psychological and evidence-based look into their habit of procrastination.   

Procrastination is robbing people of the ability to experience many exciting adventures. Many fear that they can’t do what's required to get the job done, and this negative type of thinking is keeping them from starting a project that could change their life. Over 95 percent of the population has experienced procrastination at least once in their lifetime.

Procrastination is a straightforward book that discusses the science behind procrastination, why you procrastinate, types of procrastination and all the exciting new tips and tricks to get rid of procrastination. Anyone can stop the habit, but the tricky part is in the actions. 

Procrastination: thе асt оf рrосrаѕtinаting; рutting оff, оr dеlауing or deferring an асtiоn tо a lаtеr timе. Whеnеvеr wе рrасtiсе procrastination it actually dеѕtrоуѕ our productivity - killing оur dreams. Nоtiсе thаt рrосrаѕtinаtiоn is intеntiоnаl. When you knоw something nееdѕ tо be dоnе аnd уоu choose not tо do it, you are асtivеlу participating in аnd causing уоur оwn fаilurе. Dоn't lеt procrastination kill уоur drеаmѕ of bеing a ѕuссеѕѕ.

With the guidance of this book, you will discover a simple, proven way to overcome procrastination. Here's just a glimpse of what you will find inside: why you procrastinate in the first place, and what to do about it; how to begin the process of ending procrastination; the best way to set goals, and make you excited and motivated to achieve them discover why overcoming procrastination will improve your health, relationships, and finances; replace procrastination habits with powerful productive habits; and much, much more!

Every human being has the same number of hours each day, no more no less. Yet, you’re surrounded by people who accomplish more in one day than you have in one week. Why is that? You can’t buy time, nor slow it down. No matter how much time you’ve wasted, you still have an entire tomorrow. Don’t let it go to waste because it’s never too late to seek transformation in your life.

According to the data published by the American Psychological Association, 20 percent 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.

Do you feel like you are in a cycle of procrastination? Does it affect your life negatively, causing you to miss important deadlines? Do you feel stressed, only to continue these behaviors? You are not alone! This audiobook will give you hope! Procrastination Cure is a self-help guide to overcoming the very common and very real issue of procrastination. It can be very difficult to break free from this mentality with a variety of causes.

Procrastinating is not just surfing social media in the office or walking the dog to avoid schoolwork. It affects our output and also our physical and mental health. Whether out of laziness, lack of motivation, or fear, there is always a reason why we prefer to delay - consciously or not. That's why Dan Home delves into the roots of our anxiety to evade responsibility in an audiobook that explores some cases of procrastination studied by professionals in psychology and productivity.

Are you thinking of learning how to increase your productivity or how to take quick action, make quick decisions, and do more in less time? Do you often struggle to start important projects? Do you allow tasks to accumulate until they make you feel stressed and overwhelmed? We know exactly what we want and what we need to do, but we waste hours losing ourselves in useless activities or wandering aimlessly over the internet. If so, there is a simple solution: The Procrastination Cure.

Most people confuse procrastination with laziness, but they are quite different. Laziness is an inactive process while procrastination is an active process. Procrastination involves choosing to do something less important instead of the crucial project while laziness is inactivity, inability to act or unwillingness to take action. Most procrastinators lead a busy life. They are always engaged in easy and enjoyable tasks as opposed to seemingly tough jobs that are more important or rewarding. 

Procrastination, lack of willpower, poor self-control, low motivation, overthinking, stress, and depression are some of the biggest causes of low productivity, lack of satisfaction, unhappiness, and weak interpersonal relationships. This four-in-one book is here to share with you all the solutions to these and many more related concerns concisely, simply, and comprehensively.

Discover how you can master your emotions, develop spartan-like self-discipline, overcome your procrastination habits, and stop overthinking yourself into oblivion. Excessive overthinking often comes from irrational worries and fears. If you want to supercharge your journey to emotional mastery and fulfill your potential in life, buy now.

You definitely at least once or twice a day find yourself being lazy, hesitating to do one or another thing. Of course, you don’t think that is a big deal, but unfortunately, it is. Eventually, you build up a habit that becomes a weapon of self-destruction and can drastically affect your personal life, carrier, and overall happiness. How many people do you know who struggle in their financial and personal life and suffer from procrastination and laziness?

According to the data published by the American Psychological Association, 20 percent 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.

Do you suffer from the bad habit of procrastinating? Think about all the times you have felt stressed and felt disappointed because you know you could have done more. Remind yourself of this feeling, because that is the emotional cost of procrastination. Overcoming procrastination can take some time, but you can divide the journey into many small steps, and each of these steps will make the next one easier. Whenever you find yourself struggling, just look back at these strategies to help steer you back on track again.

Everybody knows that procrastination is the biggest waste of time - I am talking about those moments when you imagine what you should do in your mind a dozen times, but that still stays in your head, and deep down, you already know that. You may have already tried a couple of daily routines to change your bad habits.

In this two-book bundle, discover how to differentiate yourself from the rest, and become extraordinary with small but powerful long-term habits.