Harnessing Self-Discipline - Overcoming Our Predictable Tendency To Procrastinate
Publishing Oxford Business
Publisher: Oxford Publishing
Summary
HARNESSING SELF-DISCIPLINE OVERCOMING OUR PREDICTABLE TENDENCY TO PROCRASTINATE (PSYCHOLOGY & DECISION-MAKING) WRITTEN BY: OXFORD BUSINESS PUBLISHING ABOUT THIS BOOK This book has been crafted by integrating the insights and expertise of numerous renowned international specialists in the field. Rather than relying on a single or average source, it draws from a rich combination of premium, authoritative perspectives, ensuring that readers gain access to the highest quality knowledge available. CONTENT: The Nature Of Procrastination: Delaying Our Long-Term Goals The Hot And Cold States: Emotions Versus Rationality The Mit Student Experiment: Testing The Limits Of Self-Control The Cure For Procrastination: The Power Of Dictated Deadlines Self-Imposed Deadlines: A Partial Solution For The Self-Aware Overcoming Health Procrastination: Preventive Care And Commitment Simplifying Compliance: Lessons From Automobile Maintenance The Savings Gap: Why We Fail To Save For The Future The Self-Control Credit Card: A Vision For Financial Discipline The Cost Of "Free!": How Discounts Lead To Irrational Spending The High Price Of Ownership: Why We Can't Let Go Keeping Doors Open: The Drain Of Indecision And Unlimited Options Breaking The Cycle Of Relativity: Managing Desire And Comparison The Cost Of Social Norms: Understanding Our Motivation Harnessing Predictable Irrationality: Strategies For Better Decisions
Available since: 08/27/2025.
Print length: 43 pages.
