This guide deals with the issue of procrastination, taking the reader through the scientific analysis of the problem of procrastinating, starting with looking at what this problem actually is before providing a break down of the symptoms that describe the condition. The guide then continues to provide advice from experts and fellow-sufferers on how to counter these problems, ensuring productivity and motivation remain high and that any goal, no matter what size, can be achieved. “Procrastination” – commonly thought to frequent solely the classrooms and bedrooms of school pupils – is a word steeped in condemnation which when applied, would seem to point to some indeterminable affliction that stopped productivity dead. Homework was abandoned and left until the last minute due to “procrastination”. Once eager students would suddenly develop tendencies to do house-work, go for a long walk around the nearest park for several hours, even take up a new, dull hobby due to “procrastination”. Previously-thought accomplished, bright academic stars would think themselves unable to even complete a simple exercise due to “procrastination”.
But procrastination isn’t something that just affects thousands, if not millions of school and university students around the world. Researchers, manufacturers, craftsmen, writers, accountants, artists, drivers, deliverymen, chefs, marine biologists, actors and teachers have all been known to start displaying the symptoms associated with the dreaded condition. Everyone at some time in their life has probably suffered from a small bout of procrastination, maybe being able to surpass its effects to go on and achieve great works or have since given up trying to complete even the smallest piece of work. This book provides the exact remedy to the problems brought on by procrastination and helps to lead the reader to a more full and productive life. Don't put it off, Do It Now!