Everyone knows the feeling of finally intending to answer a letter you received weeks ago, only to find it, many additional weeks later, buried under a pile of unpaid bills. Or the dismay of discovering your tax return is months overdue, while a fading Post-It note on your computer screen reads: “Make a to-do list!!”
Some fifty percent of us are inveterate procrastinators. This book is for them. Passig and Lobo show how to escape the pressure of to-do lists and sort out your life without getting the sort of bad conscience caused by emails, requests, tasks, plans and duties – and without having to trick yourself into becoming something you’re not. A lot of things that stress us out because they demand to get done are, in fact, not worth a second thought. Passig and Lobo show readers how to organize life so as not to have be organized yourself.
