Getting Things Done: STOP BEING SO LAZY! - How Decluttering and Life Organization Can Lead You To Greater Productivity, Emotional Control, - Paperback

by Greyson Cameron (Author)

Procrastination is something many people in our society suffer with. It is the purposeful and unnecessary delay of actions or decisions. Why do something now when you can just do it tomorrow? Well, because you never know what tomorrow will bring. Other challenges will arise, distractions will come up, and you will continue to load up your plate because you refuse to take things off of it. Since you are making the excuse today for waiting until tomorrow, what is stopping you from making the same excuse tomorrow, or the next day and the next day?

Procrastination leads to so many missed opportunities too. It is one of the worst enemies of getting things done. It really has no value, except for the fact that some people thrive on making quick deadlines. However, you will also be more likely to make big mistakes. You will never be able to complete the work to your full potential because so many things will be missed. Even if they're minor, they still add up.

✓ What is Holding You Back

✓ Why People Procrastinate

✓ Not Having Foreseeable Rewards

✓ A Disconnect from Our Future Selves

✓ Being Too Optimistic

✓ Self-Handicapping

✓ Other Major Reasons for Not Getting Things Done

✓ There is No Deadline or Accountability

✓ Why Getting Things Done is Critical

✓ Find an Accountability Partner

✓ Mindfulness Meditation Technique

✓ 15 Habits of Highly Productive People

✓ How to Visualize Your Future

✓ Think About What You Want and not What You Don't Want

✓ You Don't Know How Long You Should Keep Something

✓ Why You Are Buying Too Many Things, You Don't Need

✓ The Consequences of Too Much Clutter

✓ Breaking Your Relationship With "Stuff"

✓ Getting Over the Endowment Effect

✓ Decluttering Equals Increased Focus and Productivity

✓ 6-Week Decluttering Challenge

And much more

Getting things done creates a sense of accomplishment. No matter how much or how little you do today, it is far better than doing nothing. Nothing gets you nowhere while small steps create some progress.