D Arlando Fortune

Overcoming Procrastination D Arlando Fortune

"I look forward to sharing your book with my clients!" Cindy Garloch, Professional Home Organizer, www. OrganizingRemedies.com


Your brain doesn't want you to change. It's resisting. It's fighting back with all of its primitive understanding. "Change bad. Let's stay right where we are," it says. "Here safe!" (That's not a slight to you. It's the way we're all wired.) So, listen up. First, I want to tell you that it is okay. It's natural to feel this way. Most people will never leave the comfort of their safety zone. (The one they've been living in their entire life.) If that's where you want to be, stay there! This book is definitely not for you... But, if you want something different (and, I'm betting you do especially since you're reading this description)... then you must be focused and get more done. This book will show you how. The principles work because of one fundamental building block: a system that beats the overwhelm caused by the demands of everyday life. Use these processes and principles to: * eliminate the biggest distractions in your work and life * create the ideal schedule for you based upon how you operate * stop overthinking and start making stuff happen * create an environment that makes you more productive And, you'll learn: * a four-step formula for breaking down any goal * how to deal with perfectionism and other limiting beliefs holding you back * how to reward yourself daily to lock in your new habits The skills and tactics introduced in this book are based upon the processes the author has used in his life to go from a drug addict... To one of the top 5 high-performance strategist in the US, inspirational speaker, and published author all while raising a little girl as a single father, working a fulltime job and earning his master's degree in Psychology. They work for him and they are working with his clients in MLM, service businesses, and the art industry. "It is a great book with a lot of action steps to be taken. It should keep people focused." Trinette Stanford, NP-C, CDE Nurse Practitioner, Diabetes Educator, www. TotallyAboutDiabetes.com