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Are You As Productive As You Could Be? Destroy Your Distractions is the ultimate guide to getting more done, being more productive, and spending more time doing what you love. Do you always feel busy, but at the end of the day wish you could have done more? There are too many distractions today. Television, email, pop-up notifications on your phone, errands, annoying co-workers, free-loaders, complainers, negative relatives, and the list goes on.

You could be just a few days away from completing your best-selling nonfiction book. Learn how to overcome the 7 deadly writing sins that will stop you from achieving the success you dream of. I've helped hundreds of would-be authors who don't like to write or simply don't know how to learn how to effectively hire a ghostwriter or use audio recording to help write your book much faster. If you have an idea and a passion for helping people, you can become a best-selling nonfiction author using these strategies!

I believe anyone can achieve their dreams and goals using this powerful audiobook as your guide. As soon as you stop making this one common mistake, your life can change overnight.

In this book, Tom shares what the banks and collections agencies don't want you to know - how to settle your credit card debt at an 80% discount with a 5 minute phone call. Entrepreneur and investor Tom Corson-Knowles shares his point of view as the owner of a credit card debt buying company. Having worked with hundreds of consumers in credit card debt, Tom has seen first-hand the mistakes people make that get them into debt - and keep them stuck there.

Is the burden of debt keeping you awake at night? Are you looking for debt relief, wondering if you need to get a second job just to tread water? Are you seeking the shortest path to financial freedom? Well, you're in luck. You're about to unlock the secrets to getting out of debt fast - and forever! The truth is that creditors don't want you to pay down your debt. They want to keep your debt principal high so they can collect the most amount of interest possible.