Procrastination. The Art Of Getting Things Done...Eventually

Procrastination: The Art of Getting Stuff Done... Eventually
A cheeky, research-backed guide to overcoming delays, dodging guilt, and embracing your inner creative slacker.
Are you tired of feeling like a professional time-waster with a PhD in "I'll do it later"?
You're not lazy—you're layered. And in this refreshingly honest, laugh-out-loud guide, you'll finally meet your inner procrastinator... and learn how to trick, train, and even befriend them.
From the midnight panic monster to the dopamine-seeking sloth that lives in your brain, this book breaks down the psychology behind procrastination—and shows you how to work with it, not against it.
Inside you'll discover:
✅ The science of why you put things off (spoiler: it's not your fault)
✅ Hilariously relatable breakdowns of fear, failure, and perfectionism
✅ Tactical tools, apps, and mini-habits that even your laziest self will love
✅ How to turn "ugh" into action using momentum, micro-steps, and messy starts
✅ Comeback plans for every slump, plus rituals for bouncing back like a boss
✅ And a surprisingly sweet letter to the procrastinator within.
Whether you're a student staring down deadlines, a creative waiting for the muse, or just someone whose to-do list is starting to look like a scroll—this book is your permission slip to be imperfect but persistent.
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. Then take a nap and do it again.
Let's make procrastination work for you,... eventually. (But seriously, do it now.)

Mike V. Piana is a Navy veteran, tech whisperer, and lifelong seeker of truth — both strange and practical. Under his pen name Michele V. Piana, he dives into the world of fiction with The Guest Before Midnight and its gripping prequel The Shadow Before Midnight, blending suspense and mystery with a signature twist of the unexpected.
His non-fiction works tackle everything from Ancient Aliens to budgeting and procrastination — always with sharp insight, a touch of humor, and plenty of real-world grit. His latest tackles a very controversial topic. "God, It's Me Again: Faith, Sky People, and the Search for Something More." This journey began in 1991, and he is still searching. Whether unraveling conspiracies or crafting compelling characters, Mike writes with one goal: to keep you hooked from the first word to the final line.