Procrastination Habit

How to Overcome Bad Habits and Stop Procrastinating

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Procrastination Habit

By: David Panfilo

Narrated by: Benjamin McLean

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Procrastination Habit: How to Overcome Bad Habits and Stop Procrastinating is the ultimate manual that will teach you how to finally free yourself from procrastination. This audiobook looks at the act of procrastinating as a habit, and will teach you the ins and outs of overcoming procrastination.

Procrastination Habit: How to Overcome Bad Habits and Stop Procrastinating will give you the foundation and the realization that will allow you to get rid of procrastination completely.

Learn:

What procrastination is
Why people procrastinate
Why procrastination is a bad habit
The procrastination habit loop and how to break out from it
How to replace procrastination with more productive habits
Motivation vs. willpower
How to use willpower to overcome procrastination

And so much more!

David PanfiloBenjamin McLeanDavid Panfilo

Personal Development

Personal Success

Time Management

Procrastination

Habits

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This is a very good book to offer to people who are always blaming others for their actions, to teach them how to act and manage their time. I relay enjoy books who can give people useful tips.

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One chapter is the author continually saying you just need a strong willpower to overcome procrastination. He repeats this about one hundred times. Extremely patronising. This book could be a spoof of self-help books, it's that bad.

This book induces anger

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