Review: A Short But Sweet Guide to Stopping Procrastination in its Tracks
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
I have to admit that I am a horrible procrastinator and its been a problem for me for years, but recently my procrastination led to me missing out on a wonderful opportunity and so I finally decided to change my procrastination habits for better, more productive endeavors. In "Stop Procrastination: How to Create New Habits and Get Things Done Today!"John Welker really captures the reasons, clauses and psychological process behind procrastination and begins to help you change those horrible habits with one specifically aimed practice or technique at a time. His advice delves into the inner-workings of the mind and identifies the problems that need to be addressed and provides solid ways for you to do so in a successful way.The book is smart, practical, well-written and easy to understand. It's clearly written so that the reader is able to quickly and easily adapt to a more productive proactive life so that things gets done on time (or even long before). Mr. Welker has a talent for writing that makes you comfortable and ready to "get things done", making it easier to make the choice to stop procrastinating today. Overall, this was well worth the read and I would recommend it to those who want to stop being a procrastinator for good.