Addiction, Procrastination, and Laziness: A Proactive Guide to the Psychology of Motivation
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What is motivation? Why do we feel totally paralyzed to do certain things, and utterly unable to quit others? Too many people conclude, falsely, that they are just lazy, or lacking in willpower. But what they lack is a correct understanding of their own minds, of motivation, and the way that it operates.
This book is a self-help manual and a rigorous analysis of the psychology of motivation. It will teach you to stop procrastinating, kick your addictions, circumvent laziness, take control of your actions, and achieve your goals, by thoroughly understanding the way your mind works. In it, you’ll learn:
What is the nature of motivation, on its deepest psychological levelWhy addiction and procrastination are two sides of the same coinWhy there’s no fundamental difference between a physical and psychological addictionWhy willpower is rarely the solution to anythingWhy and how emotions motivateYou’ll also learn fifteen powerful strategies for motivating yourself, why they work, and how to apply them to your own life. By the end of this book, you’ll possess all the tools you need to take firm control of your daily existence.
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Roman Gelperin is an author, biographer, philosopher, and forever a student of the human mind. Roman holds a BA in Psychology from Stony Brook University, and lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Roman has written a pair of non-fiction books—Addiction, Procrastination, and Laziness; and Depression and the Immature Romance—and is currently in the final stages of Self-Actualizing People in History: a psycho-biographical analysis of Abraham Maslow, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Ayn Rand, Albert Einstein, and—notably—himself.To contact Roman directly, simply email him at [email protected]. He's always happy to hear from his readers!
