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Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before (Julie Smith) ✴️ On the previous post of this book, someone commented something like β€˜don’t we know all this information?’ Of course, we do. We all know how to repair our relationships, what to do in stressful situations, and what changes we need to bring into our lives but the question is, are we doing these? Or Are we putting our knowledge to use, to an action?⁣ πŸ“š Click here to buy hardcopy ⁣ ✴️ The thing is, when we are going through rough sh*t, despite knowing what to do, we paralyse to take effective action. We feel, especially during our low moments, someone to be on our side and listen to our thoughts and feelings. Most people don’t open up themselves and confine what’s going on, thanks to taboos related to mental health in our society. πŸ“š Click here to buy hardcopy

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Click here to buy "The hardest part of any important task is getting started on it in the first place." Click here to buy Hardcopy - Eat That Frog Eat that frog is a great self-help book in which the author Brian Tracy has used the word "frog" as a metaphor denoting the most important and the biggest task on your to-do lists! Click here to buy πŸ”ΈIt can be any task which you find intimidating, a task that you have been avoiding getting into, or a task for which you have no motivation to get going. Click here to buy πŸ”ΈSuch stuff on our list pushes us towards the procrastination zone, a state of mind, so difficult to come out of! Hence, tackling such tasks first and getting them done and dusted with is the key to stop procrastinating. Click here to buy πŸ”ΈThe author has mentioned the very famous 80/20 rule to get things done. The 80-20 rule, also known as the Pareto Principle, is an aphorism that asserts that 80% of outcomes (or outputs) result from 20% of all causes (or inputs) for any given event.