A Simple Guide to Hacking Laziness, Building Self Discipline, and Overcoming Procrastination
by Nils Salzgeber
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Do you feel like your potential is severely limited due to your procrastination habitAre you tired of the guilt, stress, and overwhelm that comes with procrastinationDo you want to learn the secret to getting things done quickly and effectively, so that you can increase your success in all areas of lifeIn this nofluff and actionoriented book, ...
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Consider Deep Work by Cal Newport. Recommended by 19 sources.
“Newport argues that sustained, distraction-free concentration is the competitive edge of the modern economy, then lays out rules for cultivating it. The book reads like a manifesto with tactical advice, but its first half is a lengthy justification that may feel redundant if you already value focus. The main limitation: the advice assumes a level of professional autonomy many readers lack—if your job requires constant responsiveness, the prescriptions can seem impractical or guilt-inducing.”
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