Review: too thin to explain the subject matter
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
This ebook is a great primer to start breaking the procranstination bug. The problem I has with this book is it isless than 70 pages long. In the  book,  the first third of this thin volume  is about laziness. the other two thirds is practical advice. However It does not address the subject of procrastination head on. The advise is sound. But it seem incomplete as a self help book. Mr McDowell may wish to release a fleshed out version of this book with more practocal  advice and more informationIn plain english, it is a good idea for a book. IT IS A USEFUL VOLUME to start showcasing the problem. However, in say that, also in hindsight and  understanding the subject matter, it needs to address more of the direct causes of  why we procrastinate, solutions to combat it and direct effects  to handle this issue..It is a good primer, but like most primers, it needs to be fleshed out more for a better understanding of the subject matterIf you want an overview of this issue, I suggest get this primer as am starter book until a second volume or a fleshed out revised edition is done by the author. He does making this an interesting read.Bennet PomerantzAUDIOWORLD