Teen's Guide to Getting Stuff Done, livre ebook

“If you tend to put things off, A Teen’s Guide to Getting Stuff Done will help you to understand the reasons for your procrastination and (more importantly) what you can do about it. It’s filled with commonsense, step-by-step tools that will help you to break the cycle of stalling and start getting things done. So, don’t delay—check out this book now!” — Martin M. Antony, PhD, ABPP , professor of psychology at Ryerson University in Toronto, ON, Canada, and coauthor of The Shyness and Social Anxiety Workbook “It’s not often you hear about procrastination without judgment or shame. Jennifer Shannon takes a compassionate approach to the complexities of why people procrastinate, and what can be done about it. Although this guide is for teens, I suggest anyone who suffers from the disappointment that can come with not completing a task read this, as well. As a temperament specialist, I appreciate the invitation for teens to understand their procrastination style and type, such as the perfectionist, the warrior, the pleaser, and the rebel. This book is right on target, and is bound to lead to less stress and more success!” — Rona Renner, RN , parenting coach and author of Is That Me Yelling? “The Shannons have done it again! Like their other books, A Teen’s Guide to Getting Stuff Done is engaging, easy to understand, and graphically entertaining. Teens and older readers alike will enjoy figuring out their procrastination type and discovering skills to conquer it.