I found myself taking notes!
I have done a complete 180. I was a staunch advocate of the to-do list. I used to work from four of them – including the “someday, maybe list”. Unfortunately, the list only brought anxiety and stress, even though I had “captured” it on paper. All I saw was an endless list of undone items. I didn’t believe millionaires, entrepreneurs and highly productive people could make it to the top of their game without a to-do list. I wanted to know how they managed those lists. Now, I know better. I am so glad he has put the information he has been given in short, easy-to-digest, podcasts. I found myself taking notes on things I thought I had already grasped. With the Procrastination Cure podcast, Kevin was sitting right at my kitchen table. I appreciate the new format. I hope I can convince those that I have connections with to grasp just one concept from what he presents. It would make so much difference.
Indybutt via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/04/16
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Very interesting way of differentiating between the four types of procrastination. Good awareness for me.
Creativecoaching.us via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/04/16
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Who? Who? via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/10/16
I learned about Kevin when he was on some podcasts several months back. I read his book 15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management and was happy to hear that he was creating a podcast based on the lessons he learned while interviewing successful people in a wide variety of...Read full review »
RobertWilliger via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/03/16
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