How I overcame procrastination

Tomorrow at 3pm Eastern / 7pm GMT you’re invited to [a free online workshop where I’ll help you]([finally get your to-do list under control.]( You’ll see how to go from this: To this: Be honest… What does your to-do list look like at the end of an average week? - 100% finished? - Longer than it was on Monday? - To-do list? What to-do list? I’m…uh…just winging it! For most people, Option 1 seems like a pipe dream. But it doesn’t have to be. Confession: I used to be a master procrastinator. It was a combination of disorganization, urgency mindset, and just never wanting to do the things that I knew needed to be done. I’m not talking about the “lazy” form of procrastination that usually comes to mind. In reality, procrastination comes in many forms: - Distracting yourself with busywork instead of tackling the bigger tasks on your plate - Getting stuck in planning mode instead of taking action - Neglecting priorities because you’re constantly reacting to random demands on your time - Letting perfectionism delay that big project once again These were my biggest weaknesses (especially #1 and #3). But fortunately there’s a fix. What I’ll show you tomorrow are some big breakthroughs that have helped me to consistently check off my biggest daily to-dos while only working about 35 hours per week. [Register to join me tomorrow]( and I’ll show you the specific changes you can make to consistently conquer your to-do list week after week: What: The Procrastinator’s Guide to Progress (Live Workshop) — The blueprint for making steady progress on your most important work. When: Tuesday, May 2 @ 3pm Eastern / Noon Pacific / 7pm GMT Where: [RSVP here]( and we’ll email you a link to join us live online [Save My Spot]( If you’re not making consistent progress in the areas of life that are most important to you, something needs to change. Tomorrow, I’m going to show you how. — Shawn P.S. What’s the difference between quitters and habitual procrastinators? The latter are lying to themselves. 🫢 Fortunately, it’s never too late to change. Take it from someone who knows. [RSVP now]( and take the first step! You're receiving this email as part of your Focus Accelerator membership. To opt-out of Accelerator related emails, [go here](. [Information about your Accelerator membership](. To manage your subscription, [go here](. To unsubscribe, click [here](. Blanc Media, 714 Main St., Grandview, MO 64030, United States