Get It Done: From Procrastination to Creative

Get It Done: From Procrastination to Creative Genius in 15 Minutes a Day Sam Bennett
Publisher: New World Library

If 15 minutes ago you've asked me if I could take a sweet ride in the Delorean and type JAN l 14 l 2013 from 2-7pm and change my day today, I would probably say DEFINITELY, I'M AN IDIOT! Every morning, disciplined himself to write 250 words every 15 minutes, pacing himself with a watch. Oct 14, 2010 - Here's Reason #7 in the “Why Procrastination Is Genius In Disguise” series: First: The Get It Done Teleclass Workshop Starts TODAY And It Is NOT TOO LATE to sign up! It TOTALLY solved the plot problem that caused me to take a break in the first place, and I was able to finish that day's writing in a STELLAR fashion all due to PROCRASTINATION. One is the Procrastination is creativity killer, moreover a true assassin of opportunities! Manage Your Day-to-Day: Build Your Routine, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Creative Mind (public library), edited by Behance's 99U editor-in-chief Jocelyn Glei and featuring contributions from a twenty of today's most celebrated thinkers and doers, delves .. Anthony Trollope, who began his day promptly at 5:30 A.M. BUT you At the end of the day, you feel like you wasted a lot of time, you didn't get anything done and you STILL feel exhausted because you were TRYING to work all day! Click here to order: http://www. Dec 18, 2013 - That feeling has never done me wrong. Anyone can commit to 25 minutes of work. So many of my personal issues with creative stagnation related to point two – too often I felt caught up in how good I expected myself to be at something that it didn't make sense when I did something merely 'good'. To me “procrastination” is when you unnecessarily put something off and instead let the IG monkey drive, but eventually (usually at the last minute) you get that something done. Feb 24, 2014 - My thirty-day campaign of improvement turned into a four-month debacle. All you need is to get clear, on an intellectual level, what you want done, and then move your body until you're in the middle of it. Procrastination, distraction, long mindless breaks–these are ESSENTIAL for the creative process. But reading about the topic I found out that we cant confuse the amazing relief of finally getting something done, with the high we get from doing a great job. Oct 30, 2013 - No, “avoid procrastination” is only good advice for fake procrastinators—those people that are like, “I totally go on Facebook a few times every day at work—I'm such a procrastinator!” The same *stares blankly at this page for like 15 minutes, thinking about stuff and things* … Screw it, I'm .