Conquering the Clock: My Journey to Writing Stop Procrastinating Tomorrow

Conquering the Clock: My Journey to Writing Stop Procrastinating Tomorrow

Introducing Stop Procrastinating tomorrow, my new book!

Like many people these past few years, I found myself perpetually swamped with an endless to-do list, feeling overwhelmed, and constantly battling the clock. It was not just me; my friends echoed the same sentiments. It was this shared experience of time slipping through our fingers that ignited a spark to delve deeper into the world of procrastination and, eventually, to write a book about overcoming it.

It started during one of our many conversations about how there never seemed to be enough time to do what we genuinely wanted. The idea of writing a book on this subject started as a fleeting thought, which grew into a burning passion. I was determined to explore this universal struggle and provide a solution not just for myself, but for anyone who might feel the same way.

My journey began with trying to understand procrastination from a psychological perspective. It was essential to differentiate between mere laziness and the complex emotional mechanisms behind procrastination. I delved into numerous studies, read books by experts in psychology and time management, and even attended programs. The more I learned, the more I realized that overcoming procrastination was about more than just better time management; it was about changing an entire mindset.

Ironically, while editing the book, I found myself procrastinating. This personal struggle was both a challenge and a blessing. It allowed me to test my methods first-hand and ensure they were practical and effective. I incorporated techniques like the Pomodoro Technique, Eisenhower Matrix, and unique approaches I developed through trial and error.

The structure of the book is planned to be both informative and engaging. The chapters are short – people who are already short on time do not need things that needlessly take up more time. ?The format was chosen to ensure that readers could relate to the content on a personal level, see the research, and then have actionable steps to implement.

As the book neared completion, I shared drafts with friends and colleagues. Their feedback was instrumental in refining the content. Adjustments were made to ensure that the book catered to a wide array of individuals, regardless of their profession or lifestyle.

After months of writing, revising, and perfecting, the book is finally complete. It is always a surreal moment to hold the culmination of so many experiences, learnings, and personal growth in my hands. I try to be really calm and cool when the first box of books arrives, but it is always really exciting to see the final product. The book offers strategies to stop procrastinating, and it is encouraging along the way. My hope is that it helps others to find the same clarity and purpose in their daily lives. Procrastination is not just a thief of time; it is a barrier to living our fullest lives. With this book, I invite you to join me in breaking down that barrier once and for all.

Welcome to the Pre-Sale stage of this book launch!? Right now, the Kindle version is available for just $.99!? We would love it if you would grab this book while it is just 99 cents and leave a review!

I love reading your thoughts!? When you?leave a review, please email [email protected] , so I can send you the Stop Procrastinating Tomorrow workbook as a “Thank You”! Get your copy today!

Steve Taylor

925.344.5981 | Be Your Own Boss & Successful Franchise Owner!

8 个月

How appropriate - I have been working on transforming the interview we did Mary Kelly, Commander, USN, CSP, CPAE into an article for the Franchise Journal for 27 days now . . . and it is due tomorrow! LOL - thanks for your work, Mary!

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Patricia Fripp Presentation Skills Expert

President @ Fripp Virtual Training | Presentation skills expert

8 个月

Mary Kelly, Commander, USN, CSP, CPAE The toughest part of big projects is begin.

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