Efficient Action Guide

Author: Rita Emmitt
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Have you ever procrastinated on things that are important to you? Have you sometimes felt anxious or guilty about not being able to make yourself do things you need to or want to? Has your procrastination ever annoyed your family, friends, or colleagues? Procrastination habits can have a huge impact on life. It can make you feel down, sick, and lower your self-esteem; it hinders you from achieving goals and realizing your dreams. We are not efficient because of procrastination, and almost everyone has this problem. Inefficient habits can have a huge impact on work and life. They can make you feel down, frustrated, lower your self-esteem, and in severe cases, lead to illness; they can hinder you from achieving goals and realizing your dreams, straining your relationships with family and colleagues at all levels; they can make you fearful, restless, and uneasy. You may have tried many times to break this habit, but failed. Don’t give up. Procrastination is not an inherent part of your personality or character; it’s just a habit, an attitude. The author of this book, Rita Emmitt, was originally a procrastinator. In the book, she uses a humorous tone, sharing her personal experience of overcoming procrastination and summarizing effective action principles to help you break the habit and become an efficient person.