A Modern Day Guide To Stop Procrastinating (Udemy.com)

I think this guide could be easily summarized in 10 minutes, it was way too lengthy. Also, I think in my case 8 tasks for one day are way too much, since the tasks that I am usually procrastinating at work take at least 5-6 hours of continuous focused work, or even more. I agree that prioritization is important, however I often have smaller tasks for the morning (before going to work) which are difficult to fit into this system. I have found the information useful, but I am happy that I did not pay the original price for this course.

The course was good, could have been shorter. Glad I only paid $10 for this. I thought more procrastination/motivation tips were going to be included. I will still hang on to my procrastination hypnosis tapes, LOL! My favorite part was probably all his personal anecdotes peppered through the course, any procrastinator will see themselves in them. A reminder of why procrastination needs to be overcome, that's for sure!

Instructor is clearly passionate about the subject and would seem to be practicing what he preaches. As a fellow procrastinator, I could really identify with some of the problems he covers and it's great to hear that his system has been working so well. Looking forward to trying out the Daily POA in my life.

Glorified approach to creating a list and accomplishing items on your list. If that is the type of system that works for you then this simply approach might help you. Way to long of an into on himself (Section 1) maybe he could have filled up some of that time instead by adding time at the end to talk about tools that help compose the POA - I don't know what those would be but I am sure there are some list making tools/apps out there. Myself I basically do this approach POA but instead of daily I create my list at the beginning of the week and then at the end of the week I evaluate what has been accomplish, check it off/take it off the list, re-evaluate priority of remaining items and add new items to the list.

What I really like about the course is that it's based on real experience and the author is very honest about his way to stop procrastinating. The course is very well organized and presented. It keeps you moving from one lesson to another and makes you do extremily useful exersices. Great course. Highly recommended for those who is looking for a simple guide to start moving and doing what needs to be done!

This course should be renamed. Other than creating and prioritizing your to-do list, there’s little value in this course. Especially, for the type of procrastinator that has no problem planning and prioritizing (read me). In fact, I find it interesting that the first half of the course talked about what the instructor will and will not teach us. Fifty percent (50%) of the course spent telling us about the course! I’m repeating this for emphasis. That’s half of the course spent procrastinating and the other half talking about one – and one only – anti-procrastination technique.

I love the way the instructor delivers the information ... very casual and friendly way, (like talking to a friend) in a clear speaking-voice, with the use of descriptive words that resonate with you in a way that makes it very easy to understand the concept or message he is trying to deliver. The system he has created should work for almost anyone. The instructor shares a great method for helping you dump all that stuff out of your brain and onto a list where you can tackle it! Really enjoyed the course! :-)

Hi, i want to say thank you so much. You deserved your five star rate. Although, i think your introduction is too long, you got straight to the point after that. It is clear, efficient, intuitive and powerful. You have done a great job here. That's why i have been searching for a very long time. Thank you so much. Best Regards,

The title and the beginning are attractive (talking about tons of tips). Section 2, I was a little disappointed as it finally seemed to be only a course about making a task list, like I already do. BUT at the end I found a few tips that I will definitely adopt to help me improve my POA like the golden rule. So my advice is to follow the entire course up to the end (not easy for a someone who is used to procrastinate). The reward will be at minimum to have finished something for once :-p and I am quite sure you will find a few tips like I did.

This course is meant for serial procrastinators to accept the fact that they are one! I think that's the biggest battle which course helps you win immediately. Next it provides you with a simple yet effective tool to start attacking those pending items. While I am yet to start leveraging the tool properly (shows I am the target market), I am definitely motivated and positive!