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by Neil Fiore

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Some seminarians I visited were all reading this book and since procrastination has always been one of my problems I read it too. The main point seems, in retrospect, to allow oneself to have some fun as a reward for getting the scutwork done. ( )
  auntieknickers | Apr 3, 2013 |
This is one of the better audios on procrastination that many people have read. Heard most of this before but liked how it was presented. He treats procrastination as a behavior not a character flaw and there is a great chapter on self talk.
Excellent link to a mind map of the audio.
www.litemind.com/the-now-habit
One of many online summaries of the audio.
www.lifeoptimizer.org/2008/06/16/review-the-now-habit ( )
  GShuk | Mar 7, 2012 |
I was lucky to have discovered this book. I read it to my husband on a recent road trip and we both went "Aha, that's why - now I know how to fix it". This book is good, smart reading without a guilt trip that paralyzes you. Our morning starts different now and we are determined to keep it going so it eventually changes how we live our life. Start reading! (Beate) ( )
  RapidCityPubLib | Oct 26, 2011 |
I finished reading this book five minutes before writing this review. I borrowed it from my local library and the anti-procrastination techniques the book talks about were good enough to get me to finish the book several days before the due date. I've seen some of the book's recommended strategies mentioned elsewhere, but the book does a great job of bringing it all together. The one area that I thought could have used more material was in dealing with procrastination in others. Procrastination by work colleagues was only superficially mentioned and procrastination by kids was never mentioned!

The big test for this book will be how well the recommendations work in the long term. Time will tell! ( )
  michaelwlind | Sep 21, 2011 |
What a great book. Instead of just another time- or project-management book, this one explains the psychological reasons behind procrastination. It's not that you're lazy. It's not that you don't care.

The book explains what you've been telling yourself for years that causes procrastination, and what you need to say to stop. It also provides tips for managers or anyone who lives with a procrastinator.

The audiobook was an easy listen. ( )
  faramir4 | Aug 11, 2011 |
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Epigraph
The healthy individual has an appetite for fruitful activity and for a high quality of life. - Geroge Bernard Shaw
Dedication
This book is dedicated to all those people who had the courage and perseverance to seek help with the frustrating problem of procrastination.  It has been written for all the people who, in their quest for help, brought with them a battered sense of self-worth, a desire to save some part of themselves, and a burning conviction that they had some good work to contribute.  But most especially,this book is for Elizabeth.
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Your strategic program begins with identifying your procrastination patterns so you can apply the appropriate techniques for replacing them with the effective work patterns of producers.
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...chaos is exhausting and a real time waster...When you create structures for the chaos in your life you free yourself.  You free up your time and emotional energy for the good stuff. - Dr. Joan Minninger, p. 102
Procrastination is a mechanism for coping with the anxiety associated with starting or completing any task or decision. - page xv
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Procrastination:
Replace the anxiety
By doing "it" NOW!
(Sinetrig)

Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0874775043, Paperback)

A unique, comprehensive program designed to overcome the causes of procrastination. Dr. Fiore's powerful techniques will help the reader get work done and enjoy free time.

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Offers a program for completing tasks in an efficient, stress-free manner that will allow more time for recreation without guilt, offering useful strategies and techniques for eliminating procrastination, getting things done quickly, and prioritizing goals.… (more)

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