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Crash Course on Getting Things Done: 17 Proven Principles for Overcoming Procrastination Audiobook
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Are you ready to move to the next level in life? Now?!
Ask anyone what keeps them from reaching their goals and attaining success in life, and procrastination is almost always at or near the top of the list. It impacts levels of satisfaction in work and personal relationships and does tremendous damage to an otherwise healthy self-esteem.
17 Proven Principles for Overcoming Procrastination will walk you through the causes, the excuses, and the steep costs that plague procrastinators, then show you the positive action steps that are proven to help people get things done now: realistic goal setting, breaking big projects into manageable tasks, using a calendar, and everything else needed to start achieving great things today. You’ll even find out how to respond and take charge if you slip back into patterns of procrastination. Filled with Fast Facts, Case Studies, and plenty of relevant, helpful, easily accessible information, this solution driven audio book will get you well on your way to overcoming procrastination—for good.
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" I listened to audiobook. Useful for the folks who sit on things that take little time and pile up work in their to-do list and making them more busy. More importantly, this tendancy affect's one's performance and clutters mind. A better book / audiobook is the one by Rita Emmett. "
— Viraj, 9/14/2011 -
" This book was a decent summary of reasons why people procrastinate and strategies for overcoming procrastination. "
— Joe, 9/8/2010
About Jon Gauger
Jon Gauger is the announcer for Dr. Paul Nyquist’s weekly teaching program, Moody Presents. He writes and produces a weekly commentary, creates special documentaries, and has traveled to thirty countries covering stories for Moody Radio. Gauger has also done extensive freelance voice-over work, including a number of audiobook projects.