The procrastinator's handbook
mastering the art of doing it now
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Word Count
56,000 words, Guess
Page Count
224 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6783843M
- ISBN-100802775985
- OCLC Control Number44089442
- OCLC Control Numberprocrastinatorsh00emme
- Library of Congress Control Number00034954
and 2 more
- LibraryThing49560
- Goodreads624847
Classifications
- DDC155.2/32
- LCCBF637.P76 E48 2000
Description
Mastering the Art of Doing It NowAlmost everyone procrastinates. For some the impact can be serious, causing damaged relationships at home and at work. For most people, though, procrastination is a frustrating or troublesome habit they know they should be able to overcome. Rita Emmett will inspire them to get started. With advice drawn from her own experience and that of people she has met at her acclaimed seminars, she empowers procrastinators to · Identify the behavioral styles and patterns they use for putting things off· Apply proven antiprocrastination tips and techniques for achieving goals· Develop strategies to move forward when stuck or reverting to old procrastination patterns· Design personal action plansChanging a procrastination habit can have a profound effect on one’s life. As a “recovering procrastinator,” Rita Emmett knows firsthand how procrastinators think, the circumstances that trigger and sustain putting-off behavior, and what procrastinators need and want. Filled with useful advice and the real-life stories of people who have overcome procrastination, and written with a light and winning touch, The Procrastinator’s Handbook is designed for use at home, at work, or while traveling. In Rita Emmett’s hands, self-improvement is a entertaining as it is rewarding.
Other Editions
- The procrastinator's handbook: mastering the art of doing it now
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