How to Stop Procrastinating: Powerful Strategies to Overcome Laziness and Multiply Your Time

What i love about this book is that it’s straight to the point on things you can do to stop procrastinating. It’s clear, simple and direct. I love it. So many helpful tips to be more productive. I’ve read other self help books and most of them have a lot of fluff. I love this one. I first heard it on audible and I liked it so much i bought the book to implement in my life. I also bought his other books after reading this one.

This book was a short read, but I thoroughly enjoyed every second of it. As a chronic procrastinator, I finally found actionable steps that I can take to kill the procrastination bug. I’m excited to build better habits.Also, this book called out all of my excuses. I didn’t know how many excuses I was making for myself. How much I was settling due to comfortability. However, my comfortability often led to a decline in my mental health and I never knew why. Now I know. So thank you to the author!

At 80 pages this is a fairly light self-help book. When you are trying to conquer procrastination, that could be a positive! I thought it was a little light on some information, especially in the final chapter. But, it has enough content and suggestions to give actionable advice and get a reader not only motivated, but started. (THE positive for any procrastinator, right?)What I didn't like about this book - I found some of the information to be contradictory and some more editing would help this book as well. ("Day 10" instead of "Tip 10" confused me, for example) In some places, the author comes across as condescending and the opening of the book didn't resonate with me as a procrastinator, but we are not all exactly alike. By the end, I found the text relatable and helpful.What I do like about this book - Of the 15 Actions in the final chapter, I have notes to deal with five that hold me back! I also have a plan to start on what I need to do in two areas where I'm holding myself back. I needed to hear the negative self-talk parts, and I like the very simple: I Want/I Will/I Won't mantra.Especially helpful may be the recommendation and details on your own personal Code of Conduct. I think many of us do this and find it helpful but when it's laid out later in this book, it helps solidify earlier text and remind us why it is important to make this a formal process.I recommend this book to readers and wish us all better times ahead to make the changes even though there's No Time Like the Present!I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Very good points, need to apply the rules in my life, this book is very inspirational. I recommend it to everyone.

I am so glad that I read this book! It was very helpful and simple! If you need help and motivation…read it!

The book is too long to be of any use to me!!

There are many good tips in this bookBut I like the last one. Do not store too much knowledge. Use the one you have already learned.To stop procrastination.

This a great book to introduce the procrastination complex and present some strategies to combat this problem. Unfortunately I did not find the writing style riverting. This definitely is needed if you are a procrastinator.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This book provides a lot value and realistic actionable steps that if taken seriously can really give u the right momentum to turn the tables in the right direction for ur life. I’m really glad I bought this book and have read through it once already but I plan to continuously revisit it in the future because of its value. Definitely a good buy.

This is the second book ive read by this author, and i must say, im impressed. Although half the book is defining what procrastination is, the second half dealing with methods to eradicate it. I have already noticed a difference in my life, try it for yourself

How to Stop Procrastinating was a fairly interesting read. I feel like the vast majority of the useful content was consolidated into the 11th Chapter with the tips and tricks section, but overall I did enjoy the read.I think there were a few parts of the book where I felt the author was straying into toxic hustle culture groupthink, but these instances were few and far between. The idea of pushing away family and friends in the name of progress didn’t really sit right with me, but that’s my own personal morals clashing with the authors suggestions.Definitely worth a read whilst it’s on the kindle unlimited plan, but probably not a book I’ll need to revisit in depth.

Very straight forward with a lot of easy to follow guidelines. You will find many aha moments that are easy to put into practice

Daniel Walter is an excellent author. I have read this book and most of the scenarios Daniel highlighted applied to me. I was put to the test while reading the book and a phone call came in. The urge to pick up the phone call was there but I had to control it and focus on my work. Every student, teacher, entrepreneurs, employees, parents should get a copy of this book and also get a copy for their friends. I can't recommend this book enough. It is worth reading again and again and again.