Do the Opposite of Nothing

The Ridiculously Simple Strategy for Serious Procrastinators to Go from Overwhelmed to Organized

De: Nealey Stapleton

Narrado por: Nealey Stapleton

Duración: 1 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

You enter your home after a long day ready to just relax, but the first thing you see is a pile of clutter. Ugh.

You head to the kitchen to get a snack or start dinner and the collection of random things on the countertops catches your eye. Ugh.

You go into the family room to watch some television and put your feet up on the coffee table to relax...well you would, but there's an impassable mountain of books, magazines, and paper in your way. Ugh!

You go upstairs to get ready for bed and change into your pajamas only for this simple task to become a complicated, heavy-lifting process in which accessing what's in your dresser drawers or closet involves a miracle. Ugh!

Every time a pile of clutter catches your attention or gets in your way (or trips you or embarrasses you or angers you), you think to yourself, "I have to go through this...but not now, because I'm too fill-in-the-blank (tired, busy, etc.)." That intention is as far as the organizing actually gets, and the cycle just begins again.

Frustrating, isn't it?

What if I told you that busting through the never-ending sequence of procrastination and perpetual heaps of clutter was not only possible, but with the strategies in this audiobook, almost painless?

What if I told you that one day (not "some day" but one day in the foreseeable future) you could walk into your house and all those debilitating piles of clutter wouldn't even exist? That your home was a relaxing sanctuary you were proud of and where you could actually unwind?

What if I told you that the days in which the clutter controls you are numbered and that soon you'll be the one ruling the kingdom? Like royalty, like a boss, like a rock star, like a magical unicorn, you get the idea.

Would you believe me? Maybe not. Would you want to believe me? Yes!

That's why you're here. And I'm so glad you are, because it means that you're a fighter.

©2016 Nealey Stapleton (P)2018 Nealey Stapleton

A guide to NCOing (Neat, Clean, Orderly used as a verb)

A great quick review to listen to in the midst of total house reorganization project. For those normally " I'll do it later " or "it's too big of a job" areas , like the basement, she has a baby- stepping method. It's short and sweet to listen or read. I bought both version.

Short, sweet and to the point.

This short organization book gets directly to the point quickly. The Author narrates quickly and her pace is so fast that it makes the whole organization process seem rather simple. However the practical techniques summarized in the take away section at the end of every Chapter and the cheat sheet referred to in the last chapter should be useful and encouraging. So if you’re short on time, impatient, and want simple no fluff solutions to big organizational problems this book is a good place to start you on your journey.

QUiCK, EASY, PROCRASTINATION ANTIDOTES

Nealy Stapleton is an effective cheerleader for those of us who are stuck in procrastination and desperate to begin to organize. The book directs the reader to additional resources provided by the author. The message is short and sweet. nothing profound, but very insightful. Glad I read this!

MOTIVATED ME AND GOT ME STARTED

I’m on a roll after listening to this book. Nealy is very down to earth and truly understands the basics of a true, true procrastinator. I will be reading and listening to more of her books.