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How to Procrastinate Well
- A Guide to Productivity Based on Self-Knowledge & Prioritization
- Narrateur(s): Commodore James
- Durée: 2 h et 27 min
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Description
The ultimate productivity guide for procrastinators. What if you could turn procrastination into a productivity tool?
The truth is nobody can be productive 100 percent of the time. Procrastination is natural and innate. Everyone procrastinates some things sometimes. But procrastination can also be a trap that keeps you from accomplishing everything you want to. Most gurus teach you how to fight against your innate tendencies.
There is a better way. You can learn to use procrastination to make yourself more productive. Sound like a contradiction? It isn’t. It’s about channeling your natural tendencies instead of constantly fighting against them.
If you apply the principles in this audiobook, you will be more productive than ever.
Inside, you will learn:
- Why you should forgive your imperfections
- How to give yourself permission to fail
- How to plan ahead for unproductive days
- How to build momentum
- Tips for capturing your best energy
- Why you should play to your natural strengths
- And much more
This is the perfect audiobook for anyone who struggles with procrastination. You will learn how to stop beating yourself up and how to actually use your existing habits, tendencies, and energy level to get more done in a way that feels natural.
This audiobook lays out a step-by-step process that will help you feel better about the work you do and will help you get more done during your week. If you are a procrastinator, this audiobook will change your life.
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