Self-Help & Personal Development review
Stop Procrastinating Now: The Top 100 Tips review
A $9 ebook of 100 anti-procrastination tips, by an author with a traceable address.
Worth it
Like the other titles in this series, it is inexpensive, from an identifiable author, with nothing pre-ticked and a generous refund window. It does not cite the methods it calls proven, and a list of tips works best as a menu to pick one or two techniques from rather than a system. For $9 that is a fair trade.
- Price
- $9
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Readers who want quick techniques to try
- Not for
- Anyone who wants a structured programme
Stop Procrastinating Now: The Top 100 Tips at a glance
Stop Procrastinating Now collects 100 tips against chronic postponement, written for students, professionals and anyone who keeps putting things off. The introduction explains why procrastination is common and what it costs, and the tips are said to draw on proven methods. The price is $9 with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
- Format
- Ebook, instant download
- Length
- Not stated; 100 tips
- Price
- $9.00
- Add-ons
- Two other ebooks, not pre-ticked
- Refund window
- 60 days
- Seller
- Heiko Boos, Am Steinsteg 66, 76879 Bornheim, Germany; email listed, phone on request
- Digistore24 ID
- 600748
A menu of tips
100 tips drawn, according to the author, from proven methods.
No sources are named.
Pick one or two
Tip lists work best when you test a few techniques rather than all of them.
That suits the low price.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low price
- 60-day guarantee
- Identifiable author
What does not
- Methods not sourced
- Tips rather than a system
Stop Procrastinating Now: The Top 100 Tips FAQ
What does it cost?
$9 one time.
Are the methods research-based?
The author says so but names no sources.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within 60 days.
Who wrote it?
Heiko Boos.
The bottom line
Like the other titles in this series, it is inexpensive, from an identifiable author, with nothing pre-ticked and a generous refund window. It does not cite the methods it calls proven, and a list of tips works best as a menu to pick one or two techniques from rather than a system. For $9 that is a fair trade.
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