I am especially pleased Apeksha praised my writing style and even my humor and the examples/anecdotes that I share throughout the book. On the other hand, when I give myself flexibility over what to do (while keeping within the confines of the project), working on the project becomes like a big adventure.

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Durante o período de teste, é possível usufruir de todos os benefícios da assinatura de maneira gratuita. Jan has also applied time management principles to other unique concerns in these 125 WAYS TO MEET THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE (Second edition) and THE FAST TRACK FOR LOSING WEIGHT AND KEEPING IT OFF. In the opening chapter, the author provides an overview of the pervasive problem of unfinished tasks and offers a glimpse into the book's content.You might have experienced the following: whenever you begin a new project, you’re full of energy and enthusiasm. Chapter 5 -> Made me recognize that I like to have deadlines and if I choose to I can finish something because of the deadline. It will most likely backfire big time and you might even find yourself (if you're the author) or your company (if you're a publisher or a publicist) get an unflattering label as someone to ignore going forward! You’re still excited about the project, but you’re not so hyped up about the nitty gritty tasks that come as part of the work. Part 2, "Cures," probes such remedies as "Using F-I-N-I-S-H;" "To-Do Lists that Work;" Learning to Say "No"; and more.

And, while it would be great to chase as many of them as possible, the truth is that’s just not possible. However, [after getting started,] I find my interest waning and the journey getting stretched to no end. Through the use of diverse exercises, worksheets, and acronyms, she has illuminated a pathway to triumph in accomplishing our unresolved tasks. Jan Yager received her BA in fine arts from Hofstra University, her MA in criminal justice from Goddard College, and her PhD in sociology from City University of New York Graduate Center. If you could reason case-by-case, then you’d have an excuse to give up on a project you had started just because you were no longer motivated to do it.She encourages readers to reframe their thinking, embrace mistakes as learning opportunities, and adopt a growth mindset to propel themselves forward. Certain concepts and ideologies may reappear in subsequent chapters, yet the clear language, well-defined concepts, and activities at the end of each chapter ensure that the reader, regardless of background, remains engaged throughout the book. Similar to how a plane would chart and track its progress from moment to moment, you need to track your own progress to ensure that what you’re doing is working,” he adds.