Finish What You Started: Beat Procrastination, End Laziness, Get Things Done and Never Relapse (Productivity for busy people) - Softcover

Rosen, Matt

9798985715804: Finish What You Started: Beat Procrastination, End Laziness, Get Things Done and Never Relapse (Productivity for busy people)

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ISBN 13: 9798985715804

Publisher: Zetetika Books, 2022

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SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO PROCRASTINATION

No matter your goals - whether you are a student, an artist, a writer, an entrepreneur, or are working on a project - if you are going to bed every night with a feeling that you've wasted yet another day and haven't moved forward, this is the book for you.

Based on the latest scientific findings by the most prominent psychologists who dedicated all their lives to understand procrastination, Finish What You Started will show you exactly why you keep postponing the important things in life, and what to do about it. Written in the tradition of the best psychology self help books, it will transform you from a helpless procrastinator to a super achiever.

In Finish What You Started, you'll discover:

The common myths associated with procrastination, busted by science
The SIMPLE hack that allowed me to never get distracted again
What psychologists have found to be the exact cause of procrastination
How to recognize what type of procrastinator you are - and find a solution that works for you
The easy technique I learnt to achieve my long-term goals
How a simple tip a friend told me will keep you procrastination-free forever
and much more...

I used to be a disaster. During college I'd play videogames until the day before an exam. All my side projects failed because I'd end up watching Netflix instead of working on them.
I'd always, always, find something else to do.
One day, though, I decided it was time to understand why my behavior was eating my life.
Two years later, I'm now healthier and happier, I completed my master's degree without pulling all-nighters, wrote this book and I'm currently finishing my second. All while holding a full-time job.
And you, what would you accomplish if you were able to finish what you started?

We are only remembered by the things we completed, not by what we 'wanted to do, but never finished'.
Ultimately, do you want to be forgotten, or make an impact?