Review: This book is great for self-evaluation and improvements since we all have lazy and procrastinating tendencies.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
This book makes me look at myself and helps me identify areas of my life where I am “guilty” of my own procrastination.  This read suggests that diet, sleep and exercise play a vital role in our levels of energy.  Personally, I know our subconscious mind rules us completely and this book has a helpful section called “Understand the Reasons Behind Your Laziness” and I admitted to myself that I do not have the healthiest diet or routine down for my complete success.  How To Stop Being Lazy: 25 Great Ways To Defeat Laziness and Procrastination helped me realize that I really need to consistently know my “Why?” for doing anything. Forgetting my “Why?” contributes to my lack of motivation and action. The book suggests obtaining clarity and to have a plan for action.  It covers how to prioritize, assistance with focusing and encourages the good habit of self-discipline. Positivity and self-help play a larger role on our ability to accomplish tasks and goals.  My favorite section of this book is the part covering the application of the advice written throughout the chapters. It gives me a trigger to organize my thoughts with questions to ask myself as well as prompts me to answers in order to evaluate improving on taking actions. This helps me eliminate thought road-blocks.