The Little Guide to Un-Procrastination
Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task. ~William James
Post written by Leo Babauta.
Im thrilled to share with you my new ebook: The Little Guide to Un-Procrastination.
Its something many people have been asking for procrastination is a problem we all struggle with, and something I only began to overcome in the last few years.
And yes, I know youre going to say youll read it later! But dont. Heres why:
What Do I Get?
Youll get a short, concise guide to beating procrastination, in digital format (PDF, with Kindle & epub coming soon). Its full of all the best methods, tips, and advice I have on procrastination things Ive tested that actually work (see My Story). See the table of contents below.
Youll also get:
- An interview with Tim Ferriss (phenomenally best-selling author of The Four-Hour Workweek & The Four-Hour Body) whe re he shares his favorite procrastination tricks, how he tackled his latest (massive) book project, and how he productively procrastinates.
- An interview with Zen Master and entrepreneurMary Jaksch (one of the most productive people I know), who shares some very practical Zen-inspired tips for beating procrastination, for motivating yourself to exercise, for turning tasks you dislike into things you love.
The Table of Contents
There are 18 brief chapters:
Buy The Little Guide to Un-Procrastination here for $11.95, including the bonus interviews.
Questions
Q: Is this book in print format?
A: No. Its a digital book only. Right now its in PDF format, but will soon be available for the iPad in epub format and also in Kindle format. If you buy the ebook now, youll get an email with a free download link for the epub and Kindle files as soon as theyre available, so you wont miss out buy buying now.
Q: Can I buy it in the Kindle Store?
A: Yes. Its on sale (or should be shortly) in the Kindle Store for $7.99, but that only includes the ebook,! not the interviews.
Q: How long is this book?
A: Its short purposefully so. I didnt want anyone to put off reading the book, so I kept it very concise. The PDF version is just 65 (short) pages. You wont have trouble getting to the meat of the book, or getting to the end of it.
Q: I just bought your other book, Focus. How different are the two books?
A: There is definitely a fair amount of overlap. They cover similar methods for clearing distractions and single-tasking, and of course have the same philosophy. This book is aimed at people who are specifically looking for answers to the problem of procrastination, and is shorter, has fewer of the bonus resources, and is much cheaper. Focus is a broader manifesto looking at the problem of distraction in our modern lives, and how to solve that.
Q: Is there an affiliate program for the ebook?
A: No.
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