Procrastination is defined as putting off tasks, either until the last minute or past their deadline. Some researchers go even further to say that procrastination is a form of self-regulation failure, which is characterized by the irrational delay of tasks despite any potentially negative consequences. While everyone procrastinates from time to time, ADHD procrastination is a totally different thing. It is much more extreme, more regular, more damaging, harder to control, and paired with other symptoms.

For people with ADHD, procrastination frequently occurs repeatedly and causes problems at work, home, or in your personal life. Even if you recognize that procrastination is what is causing these problems, you likely feel as if it is out of your control to break the pattern.

In Stop Procrastinating: 47 Hacks to Get Your Ass in Gear, we are going to look at the following topics:

• Procrastination at its heart.
• The link between procrastination and ADHD.
• Three minute procrastination challenge.
• Fifteen hacks to improve procrastination at work.
• Fourteen hacks to overcome procrastination at home.
• Eighteen hacks to overcome procrastination in your personal life.

After listening to this audiobook, you will learn the complex relationship between procrastination and ADHD. You will also have 47 different hacks added to your toolbox to overcome procrastination in many different areas of your life.

If you have been struggling with procrastination, this is the audiobook for you! Not only will you heard about procrastination hacks, but you will actually go ahead and put some to the test with the three minute procrastination challenge in chapter three.