Review: This Book Won't Fix It But . . . You Can
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
This is a great book for people who are working on self improvement. My biggest problem has always been the inability to manage time.A lot of people call it procrastination I call it schedule challenged. But whatever you call it this is the book that can assist you.What the author encourages you to do at least my take is to get down to the meat of WHY you are a procrastinator. You do this by determining the subtext if you will of why you put things off.It's like building a bridge the bridge is not going up in a day it takes time to construct the infrastructure of the behavior.Part of the reason I want to address this issue in my life is that it is hampering my ability to move forward. I had plenty of excuses but little results to show for it. If this sounds familiar buy the book and get to the meat of the project.In a very non-threatening, non-judgmental manner Jane John-Nwankwo breaks it down into a workable game plan of getting to the root. Of course it makes sense that if procrastination is an issue.Until you resolve it you can't move forward. But if you are a procrastinator you can't ever move forward that is the catch 22.This is the solution to that problem this book gets down to the rub. Fair warning it is not going to fix the problem but it is a great start to you fixing the problem. I believe that is the important message of the book.I'm giving it a five because every procrastinator should have the opportunity to experience the other way of life.