Do It Today: Overcome Procrastination, Improve Productivity & Achieve More Meaningful Things

I enjoyed to book. It had many helpful points.

I enjoyed this book more than most other productivity books I’ve read. It’s a short book written in a light, conversational style so you can probably read the whole thing in 2-3 hours, but it isn’t just fluff. It actually contains a surprising amount of reasonable, practical, actionable advice. Kudos to the author for being a good writer and not just full of it. I will probably read some of his other books, as well.

Nice book to read.

I read the pdf version so I bought the physical book after finishing it so I can continue to read it at least once every month . This is the type of book that will keep you in place and help you remember why you do what you do . It’s a tool . A really helpful tool , I don’t agree with the book 100% maybe a 90% but there’s one thing I can’t argue with the author is that repetition will never fail you . This book covers the main keys of success . Out of those main keys you can find another book that goes more into depths relating to each . Either way get this book you won’t regret it . It will make life simpler for you and it might actually help you get out of the hole you’re in or you’re about to be . PS : It’s easy to read

Easy to read and super informative on ways to break procrastination habits and focus on what matters. Highly recommend this book!

Well written, and formulates his thesis with solid examples. I didn’t note down a lot of specific ‘how too ‘s ‘ and it was really more of the general theme that I liked. Solid Now, did it give solid straight forward path that the title suggests, maybe not. But still worth it as a personal philosophy.

Great book! Read this book 3 times!

The book was fine, though it’s not really what I consider a book, it’s a compilation of articles. Which means it doesn’t flow the way a self-help book should. This book is better served as the third or fourth procrastination book you read, not the first. I recommend “The Now Habit” it’s got better science and more actionable steps you can take. Normally I wouldn’t be so harsh but the fact this book is so high up on Amazon’s suggestions for self-help procrastination books makes me feel like I need to be. This is a decent book but don’t let it be the first one you read on the subject. It’s nowhere near the best out there.