Retiring Procrastination Before Tomorrow
Gavin Rankin
Retiring Procrastination Before Tomorrow
Gavin Rankin
If you are retired, or going to be, make a list of tasks that need doing, equipment you need, materials required, and its importance, then get on and do it so you have the satisfaction of knowing you did it and congratulate yourself on a job well done, or, make another cup of coffee, read the newspaper, watch some television, have a little nap and remind yourself of the numerous reasons why it would be better to start tomorrow, or next week, or next month - that is procrastination and you need this book to help you snap out of it!
If you are reading this you may have just found what is needed to help you conquer your procrastination and become more productive, fulfilled, and happy.
This little book is specially designed for you or anyone who finds it difficult to get started on something because it is always easy to find an excuse to put it off until another day - usually tomorrow - but remember tomorrow is the next day and the next day is always tomorrow which. never arrives
This book is divided into twenty short chapters, containing many helpful ideas and suggestions for living a satisfyingly productive and accomplished life, regardless of whether you are now, or not yet retired.
It is not designed to be read from beginning to end like a novel, but more as a collection of suggestions, ideas and strategies for the reader to open any page at any time to grab some helpful encouragement in their fight against procrastination.
This will make a very thoughtful gift for loved ones, family members, friends, neighbors, or co-workers
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