Step by step, over the past few years, I have implemented many of these in life and they proved to be helpful. When I published the first edition of this book in 2018, the economy was doing well, and more people were excited about online opportunities than ever.

As I’m writing this new preface, it’s four years later, and we’re living in a totally different world. The 2020s decade started with a pandemic, then we got extraordinary inflation, a war in Europe, and conflicts between the two super-powers of the world, and it seems like there is no end to these global challenges. If a deadline is not met, re-evaluate and adjust it if necessary to ensure you can still achieve your goals.In this best of collection, Ive handpicked 30 of my best articles that help you to overcome procrastination, improve your productivity, and achieve all the things you always wanted.

He encourages people to focus on what is important and take small, consistent steps towards their goals. Thanks to this book, I now have a whole big list of books I am going to be reading next which I know will interest me for sure. The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is. Tasks that are both important and urgent should be done first, followed by tasks that are important but not urgent, and so on.One of the best personal growth books I have read so far this year, this book as the best tips on how to overcome procrastination. I found the book useful, though as with much of the self-help literature today, the incremental new concepts or techniques you learn is (very) limited.

Make sure that the deadlines you set are realistic and that you have enough time to complete the task. You no longer wish that you had a perfect office or the best resources in the world, you will be highly productive with what you have. I believe that this book doesn't just focus on dealing with procrastination issues that we face each day, but it tells much more than that.I would totally recommend this book to anyone who is looking foward to getting things done and achieving success. His work emphasizes the importance of doing things and making progress, instead of being too focused on being perfect. I'll be real, I didn't read anymore than a few pages but that's because I felt that I didn't need to after reading his "why" we should be doing things today. The book considers Smart phones and Internet as the main culprits in wasting time and causing procrastination. J’ai aimer ce livre, c’est comme une petite bible de chevets qui nous rappelle les choses essentielle de la vie, la croissance et le monde qui nous entoure.