Stop Procrastinating: 67 Proven Tactics to Beat Procrastination for Good: Get Things Done and Your Bad Habits, Little Known Life Hacks Boost Productivity

A recent study run by the Microsoft company discovered exactly how much time office workers spend procrastinating in a given day: a staggering three hours. That is almost half of an employee’s productive hours wasted on social media breaks or a quick online game. Meanwhile, Swedish researchers found that employees finished the same amount of work in a six-hour shift compared with the usual eight-hour shift. Maybe procrastination isn’t such an innocent habit after all. Even if you’re a chronic procrastinator and constantly frustrated by your inability to meet deadlines, the extensive research behind this guide can ensure that you’ll overcome procrastination by employing the same techniques used by the world’s most punctual and productive people. If you want to access the powerful tools that have been mastered by high achievers and finally unleash your potential, then you should read this book!