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The 60-Second Procrastinator
by Jeffrey P. Davidson
from Adams Media Corporation

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Great techniques to get off your duff
  Whether it's harnessing the power of a deadline or having someone with a toe tapping, waiting for your work, you can find a technique to get the job done in Jeff Davidson's "60 Second Procrastinator" book.
  My favorite part of the book is where the author has you visualize the last time (there WAS a last time, right?) when you were highly productive. How did you feel? What tools were to hand? How was the lighting and temperature? What time of day was it? Perhaps setting the mood can get you going... more info

• It Took Me a While to Read This
  It took me far too long to read this book.
  I have no excuse. The author, Jeff Davidson, structured it for people like me. It is well-written. He offers 60 tips, one for each minute in an hour that can be absorbed in less than a minute. I found several of them to be inspiring.
  The tips fall into 6 major themes:
  1. Change your mindset.
  2. Set up.
  3. Give yourself an edge.
  4. Take key steps.
  5. Tackle harder tasks.
  6. Continue on to progress.
  If you are... more info

• Helps You Turn On Your "On" Switch
  I appreciate authors who have emphathy for readers. Jeff Davidson tells us he struggles with procrastination. That might be hard to believe when you read his achievements in the biographical section at the end. Perhaps he stuggles with it less than some of the rest of us.
  Davidson seeks to instill the right habits in his readers, reminding us..."It is a well-known fact that positively reinforced behavior tends to be repeated." Consequently, he says reward yourself when you complete various tasks. He... more info

• One of these years....
  
  This is one of two "60 Second" booklets written by Jeff Davidson that I recently read, the other being The 60 Second Organizer. Most (if not all) procrastinators need to be organized and most (if not all) of those who need to get organized are procrastinators. In my opinion, few (if any) of them will read books such as these and then apply - and (key point) continue to apply -- what they have learned from them. (Davidson is also the author of more than a dozen other books, including seven Complete... more info

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