Self Time Management

Do you find it challenging to get things done? Are you in a perpetual state of inertia when it comes to hustling or completing tasks? Do you always find yourself putting things off for later and running into a guilt loop of lack of productivity? Do you take on tasks and then lose interest when it comes to finishing them? Fret not, this book holds your hand and gently takes you through the process of going from procrastination to productivity in a step-by-step and comprehensive manner.

If you are one of the countless people who continue to struggle with procrastination despite having tried all of the tricks and methods that the other audiobooks offered, don’t despair. The problem isn’t with you, rather it is that most methods and approaches are incomplete and only provide a short period of relief rather than an actual cure.

Are you someone who is always playing catch up when it comes to getting things done? Are you in the midst of unfinished projects at home or at work? Would you like to be able cut through the delays and be more self-disciplined? If you want to cut out the distractions and get more done then this book, Stop Procrastinating: Learn How to Cure Your Laziness and Get Things Done with Self-Discipline, is perfect for you. If procrastination is damaging your business, career, or even your personal life, then you need to act now to control it.

Procrastination is the bane of every person’s existence, especially one who has big plans for their future. So, how do you stop yourself from procrastinating? With evidence-based tips and tricks, this book will help you become more disciplined and productive in no time!

Is procrastination affecting your life, your family, or your relationships? Do you often struggle to get started on important projects? Is procrastination preventing you from achieving your goals and your success? If you want to finally stop procrastination and get things done, this is the book for you. Indeed, it will help you understand what procrastination is and what are the best strategies to stop and prevent it.

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.

Are you sick and tired of negative thoughts and events always pulling you down? Have you tried all manner of solutions and hacks that promise to turn things around, yet nothing seems to have any lasting effects? Do you finally want to say goodbye to failure and discover something, which works for you? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. You see, developing the mental toughness you need to achieve your goals doesn’t have to be difficult.

The mind-body connection is amazing. How closely our positive attitude matches what we can accomplish in our lives is backed by science. And while procrastination is caused by a variety of emotions, we can use theories that are based in science to learn how not to procrastinate. These theories and practices work. This is an interesting way to tackle an age-old problem that has plagued generations of people. Finally, in this audiobook, you will be able to listen to practical ways to help you or loved ones change some very annoying habits and develop an entirely new life.

Don’t some folks seem to have it all? Wealth, life-mastery, health, success, happiness, respect, excellence relationships - just about everything while you are struggling to scrape through life. Life doesn’t seem too fair, does it? Well let me spill a secret here and challenge your inherent beliefs - success is a decision! It is not as much about destiny as it is about an aggregation of our choices and decisions.

Do you often find yourself putting things off till later? Do you sometimes ignore your responsibilities and deal with the consequences afterward? If you truly care about really making a change in your life and getting things done, then I encourage you to keep listening. In today’s society doing things, even simple tasks can seem hard. Either we’re too tired to do things properly or too lazy to get up and even start to do them. Putting things off has become a normal reaction when given a task.

Becoming more productive and a better person overall is not as difficult as you might think. All it takes is changing a few things daily and before you know it, you’ll be happier than ever before. Thanks to this two-in-one book, you can now learn about the first crucial steps of your journey to self-development.

Existem muitas pessoas que possuem um grande talento natural, mas sem aplicar a autodisciplina essas habilidades por si só não alcançarão nada. Costumamos nos justificar dizendo "Quando eu me sentir preparado, farei isso" "perco interesse rapidamente" ou "não encontro motivação em lugar nenhum" e, portanto, não conseguimos realizar tarefas. Sabe o que isso significa? São todas desculpas vazias, não é mais do que preguiça.

Existen muchas personas que poseen un gran talento natural, pero sin aplicar la autodisciplina esas habilidades por si solas no conseguirán nada. Solemos justificarnos a nosotros mismos diciéndonos “Cuando sienta que estoy preparado, lo haré” “pierdo interés rápidamente” o “no encuentro motivación por ninguna parte” y, por lo tanto, no podemos llevar a cabo tareas ¿Sabes qué significa eso? Son todas excusas vacías, no es más que pereza.

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How often has not wanting to do something because you feel too lazy to do it robbed you of precious time which could have been used to be more productive? If you want to learn how to break out of the lazy cycle and overcome that habit once and for all, you've come to the right place.

In Self-Help Confidence: Eliminate Procrastination with Breakthrough Principles for Personal Development and Follow Through. Learn to Be Persistent by Taking Massive Action!, you are going to learn about the power of being a “finisher”. You will start by looking at why you haven’t been finishing what you start and how to overcome the habits that have been holding you back.

Motivation and Productivity Guide discusses the relationship between motivation and productivity. Matthew Wright's Golden guide to self-motivation and productivity reveals happiness as a key to having great productivity. With blunt honesty acting as a major tool in the production of this life-changing book, Wright reveals more than enough ways to "be your own champion".

This audiobook contains techniques and strategies that will help you to be more productive in your life and cultivate the habit of discipline. It's important to understand that discipline is a learnable skill and habit. The same goes for procrastination. The more you procrastinate, the more difficult it becomes to break the habit. Whereas, if you continually practice self-discipline and gain momentum with it, your "discipline muscles" become stronger and it becomes easier for you to take massive action in your life.

So many of us feel that we don't have enough discipline to succeed in life. We may look at successful people and think, "That will never be me". It doesn't have to be that way. You can be disciplined. You can be successful. This audiobook contains proven steps and strategies on how to maximize willpower and self-discipline. You will learn the true nature of willpower and how it relates to discipline. Once armed with this knowledge, you will be equipped to start ramping up your efforts and make inroads to success in life.

We all fall victim to fatigue, and nobody’s denying that we’re all busy. Between phone screen times, binge-watching shows, and lots of sleep, we can all reprioritize to make the most of our time. However, if there’s one factor that will propel your ability to live in the moment and enjoy the things you cherish the most, it’s the amount of energy you have.