Synopsis "Thinker vs Doer: Tools to get you doing (in English)"
Imagine having an idea that could change your life, but you can't seem to move on it.You're stuck.Thinking about it but not able to even get started.This could be your dream, your passion, your business, but it's trapped.Stuck in your head, and you can't seem to get moving on it.Is the issue one of motivation? Is it fear?Is it a lack of energy? Or are you just too busy?It actually could be any or all of them, and no matter which one, this book will help.Especially if you're new to getting things done or want a more straightforward approach to productivity and achieving your goals.From the notes of a 20-year startup manager, specializing in getting ideas, started and done, comes a book on the art of getting ideas from your head into reality.Most people have no idea of the tools, tactics, and systems available for them to get unstuck on their great ideas.Setting smart goals, and making a todo list doesn't always cut it. After two decades of experience managing and delivering projects, I know that with the right approach and combination of tools, anyone can get moving on their best ideas. You can move without fear and muster as much motivation as you need - on command.Would you rather sit on your dreams for another year?Would you rather wait for magical circumstances that might never come?With 57 different tactics, concepts, and approaches to get you out of thinking, this book will get you mentally ready, and guide your execution.You'll find everything you need to succeed with your idea.*Getting out of your head*Priming yourself to execute*Overcoming self-consciousness* 23-second exercise to get you motivated instantly*Concepts to shift your mindset*Ways to track your progress*And moreYou'll enjoy this book because it's going to give you the base for all your future productivity.And with the no-fluff approach, every concept is in plain speak with what you need and nothing more.The tools are here to get you going - from ideas to doing, to done.Get it now.
