Procrastination: Learn How to Overcome Laziness and Master Your Time

By: Justin Martin

Narrated by: Michael Christopher Gines

Length: 57 mins

Publisher's Summary

Are you tired of being unproductive and procrastinating? Want to get rid of those feelings of laziness?  

Covering everything you need to know about procrastination and its impact on your life, this audiobook provides you with real life examples of procrastinators from the author’s own experiences.  

Once a procrastinator of epic proportions, the author has done the hard work of breaking the procrastination habit. Now, you’ll be able to do the same by following the advice offered in this book.  

Break yourself of laziness, denial, puttering, and distraction and take back your life! 

Concrete advice about how to overcome procrastination, an action plan to do it, and challenges to keep you on track are all part of this (sometimes) comical book about a tragic problem. Procrastinators everywhere will find real help in this audiobook - help that will assist them in getting on track, staying on track, and mastering time, once and for all.  

Procrastination has littered the world with broken dreams, frustration, and general chaos. The work of the Procrastination Monster (who eats your time for breakfast, lunch, and dinner) is never done. But this volume trains you to slam the door in this hideous time sucker’s face.  

Take back your life! Stop putting off until tomorrow what you know darned well you can get done today, with Procrastination: Learn how to Overcome Laziness and Master Your Time.  

Learn how to do stop procrastinating today by buying this audiobook! You won't regret it!

©2017 Justin Martin (P)2018 Justin Martin

Pleasant Book!!!

Pleasant Book!!! I have some sort of time administration issue. This booked helped me take care of my concern. This book offers guidance to enable you to vanquish stalling and advance with your fantasies and goals.If anybody out there is hoping to cure to their dawdling side, this book is the best cure for you !! Very suggest...

Short read & beginning guidance!

Good challenge to make a start to overcome a slump of laziness/procrastination to get back into a rhythm to reach for some goals!

Nice Audible really!!!

The book has live-changing insights on barriers to success. If you struggle with procrastination, changing course starts here.

Illuminating and comforting...

Illuminating and comforting, this book explains so much about how procrastination works that it eliminates some of the pain associated with delay and putting things off. It does not stop there. The book offers strategies for overcoming procrastination. I would not be able to use all of the suggestions. Who can use all of the suggestions of ANY book of advice? I listened to this book. I liked it so much that I want to read it in its entirety on my Kindle app. Highly recommended for my fellow cunctators (procrastinators).

How to overcome procrastination - gold !

Do you put things off until tomorrow only to get there and then decide to put it off again? Are you one that avoids doing certain things even though you know perhaps you should be doing them? This book gives insight as to how to overcome procrastination. Something we can all benefit from. Listen and read the full review at The Hidden Why dot com. Leigh Martinuzzi - The Hidden Why Guy

Life changer ...

I am about halfway through this book. The first half goes into great detail explaining why people like us procrastinate and how complex the defense-mechanism actually is. The second half is going into strategies for overcoming procrastination, which is why I wanted to purchase the book. Already, it has made me come to some bug realizations about myself and my daily actions. Highly recommend to anyone struggling with this damaging issue.

Excellent, Invaluable Resource...

This has to be the best book on managing your time I've ever read. It's not just tips and time management, it helps you understand what you're doing and why, getting to the source of the problem so you're more self-aware during the act. As any procrastinator knows, time management is not the real problem, not entirely. It helps you target the ways you procrastinate and different types of procrastinators, from those who are perfectionists to those who passive-aggressively procrastinate to feel like they have more control over their time. I read this as a companion book to The Now Habit by Neil Fiore a few months ago, and in combination I'm finally getting a handle on managing all the things I want to do. I've revisited my notes again and again and am using the strategies that work for me daily.

The Best Book !!!

This book has helped me to end up a fair essayist to an author my educators acclaim and I don't turn in late papers any longer. I've perused a great deal of books about stalling and intellectual treatment, however this is the one that helped me. It resembles having ten sessions of treatment.

Don't procrastinate, read it!

While I have perused the primary half, (why you dawdle) I have found out about the base of a portion of my long lasting activities! Hopefully the second half (figuring out how to not tarry) will offer some great perusing.

Already using some of the steps in book...

It was an entirely simple read. The books additionally has ventures on managing others that stall like collaborators and business accomplices. As I got more distant into book I perceived that I have been utilizing a portion of the strategies that the writers had prescribed to achieve my every day practice objective.

An incredible guide !!!

An incredible guide that will give you invaluable insight about why you procrastinate and will give you the pathway to start reversing the complex process of procrastinating in a friendly environment full of real life experience, stories, humor and the latest science exposed in simple terms.

Nice One!!!

I have been so, so, so much more productive the last few months. I was trying to figure out why and it donned on me it was this book! For the first time in my life, I find myself stopping to see why I'm procrastinating on something. It may not sound like a big thing but that one act of figuring out what it is that is preventing me from doing what I need/want to do enables me to actually do it!

Informative Book!!!

Procrastination is a big problem for most of us. In one psychology study over 70 percent of college students identified themselves as procrastinators. Other studies have show that procrastinators tend not only to be less happy, but also to have more stress, less sound sleep, and an impaired immune system.

Great Listen.

One of the bad habits that I am trying to break is procrastination. I am the classic “start a project and not see it to completion” kind of person. I want to change the way I handle projects and tasks in my everyday life.

Great Book.!!!

The advice offered in the book is practical, sensible, and written in such a way that you can pick and choose which habit you want to try to cultivate first. Plus, the author points out that the process takes time, and that if you slip, thats fine just keep working on trying to be better than before.

Don't procrastinate, read it!

While I have read the first half, I have learned about the root of some of my life long actions! Here's hoping the second half will offer some good reading.

Top notch resource for ADHD & Procrastination!!!

My go-to book for understanding and managing ADHD and procrastination problems. I have given copies to friends and family, and I have the original version as well. I can't be without it!

Nice book.

For those, like me, who struggle with getting the job done, this book is a definite must-listen. If you can take one or two ideas from this author and implement them into your own life, then the book is worth your time and money.

Already using some of the steps in book.

The books also has steps on dealing with others that procrastinate like co-workers and business partners. As I got farther into book I recognized that I have been using some of the techniques that the authors had recommended to accomplish my daily exercise goal.

A complex problem defined in a simple way

The authors have provided techniques and examples on how to manage or overcome procrastination on many levels. From the generic to clinically diagnosed causes, the topic of procrastination, as they explain, is more complex and more intricate then first thought. A fantastic read and helpful information to manage, if not overcome procrastination.