Procrastinate: Put It Off Yet Again, Maybe Do Some More Laundry, and Put the "PRO" in Procrastinate

by Bradley Charbonneau, Michael Tertes (Introduction)

Overview

"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow." – Mark Twain

Feeling overwhelmed by the "Just Do It!" and "Get It Done!" mindset?
Is your secret whisper more like, "What if I just don't do it?"

Then this book is for you!

What you'll discover in this book:

• • Learn to feel good about not getting it done–ever!
    Discover Passive Income Strategies based on the Procrastination Movement (see "To Do Lists")
    Create new calendars that (finally!) have days like "Someday" and "Never"
    And probably not so much more!
• 
  
  Finally a book that rewards laundry, binge watching, and really getting those shower tiles to sparkle.
  
  Let's put the PRO in procrastinate!
  
  Grab your copy tomorrow!
  Seriously, what's the rush?
  It'll be there the next day, too.
  See, you're learning already!
  
  Become a PRO Procrastinator tomorrow!
  
  Author's Note: This is Book #1 in the "Impossible Series: A Parody of S(h)elf Help." It's a humorous play on the "Repossible" Series (a 14-book collection of personal transformation) as a result of the "Book in a Weekend" challenge which uses Improv Comedy techniques to take the book you really want to write and to first ... write the opposite book.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185693834
Publisher:	Repossible
Publication date:	09/17/2023
Series:	Impossible | A Parody of S(h)elf Help of the Repossible Self-Help Series , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	20,430
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

This is Bradley Charbonneau’s 35th book. But he procrastinated for 9 years before his first. Thus, this book. Enjoy–and save yourself 9 years.

Michael Tertes is a coach to purpose-driven leaders, innovators, and visionaries across the country. With over fifteen years of coaching under his belt, he has helped hundreds embrace who they are uniquely to have a life that feels good, that feels natural, where you know deep down you are doing the work you're supposed to do in the world.