Stop procrastinating within 30 days challenges
What you'll learn
- How to identify the reasons you are procrastinating
- How to determine if you are a procrastinator
- How to apply simple solutions to avoid postponing tasks and projects
- How to do one thing at a time
- How to change your language and thoughts and thus remove your bad habits
Requirements
- There are no specific requirements for this course
- With minimum effort, you will learn 30 strategies that will help you stop postponing tasks and change your bad habits of procrastination
Description
We all procrastinate in one way or another, so it is not something unusual. How much and for how long we procrastinate makes the difference between people and the results they can achieve. Procrastination can be a set of bad habits repeated daily or it can become an attitude. Regardless, the good news it that bad habits can be unlearned and changed. And the solutions are simple and straightforward. It requires some consistent work and dedication. For this, I gathered a set of 30 challenges that you can do over a period of 30 days or less, provided you want to do one a day. The entire course is a short one with a lot of applied activities. All you must do is go through the course and do the indicated exercises. So, without any more procrastination, let us start these 30 days challenges.
Who this course is for:
- People who want to learn how to stop procrastinating
Instructor
![Sebastian Vaida](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 626 Reviews
- 49,502 Students
- 12 Courses
I am a professional trainer, psychologist and photographer. For more than 20 years, I have designed, implemented and delivered soft skills trainings in organizations all over the world. I worked with hundreds of thousands of people on their personal and professional development. I also teach at a major University in my country and work with thousands of students each year. I am really blessed to be able to work in the areas that are my passions - human development and psychology.
My other passion is photography. I’ve always liked photography, even if it sounds like a cliché. The first photos I took without knowing how to do that, without any attention to framing, subject or composition. After a while, I began to understand what is happening in the space between me as a photographer and the subject I was photographing. And many years later, I also understood why I like to photograph. So that I can communicate: a message, an emotion, a concept.