#1 New Release"Before reading this book, overcoming procrastination seemed impossible. Now, I understand why we procrastinate, and it has completely improved my productivity. This is an excellent read for college students!" -Travis Beni, The College of New Jersey."This is going to be my new BIBLE. Time to quit the procrastinating, I needed this book to call me out like it did!" -Sam Hodges, Virginia Tech.Your procrastination struggles are much more common than you, your teachers, and your parents understand!Studies show that up to 95 percent of college students suffer from procrastination, approximately seventy-five percent of all students consider themselves to be procrastinators, and fifty percent of students procrastinate consistently and problematically.Procrastination Solutions For College Students is specifically designed for the unique challenges facing college students.Inside the pages of this book are valuable insights for students to learn how to stop procrastinating and achieve peak performance in their studies, work, and personal life."This book shows how procrastination can affect daily routines and life. Learning the basic tendencies of wants and desires brings a new capability on how to work through the tough days that students go through. With these lessons, students will be able to focus and trained their minds to work past the struggle." -Tyler Stapleton, University of Tennessee."When reading this book, it was hard to put it down. I'll honestly probably read it again; it was such a good book." -Kevin Larco, East Carolina University." This book is amazing. I tend to always procrastinate. As a collegiate student-athlete who attends a military school, I always have a lot of work to do. This book has given me everything I need to improve on my time management to allow me to succeed in the following years. Would recommend to anyone." -Payden Masaracchia, Norwich University."I am studying nursing right now and have problems with procrastination, this book has helped me not procrastinate, and it has helped a lot. I have been motivated ever since." -Kaci Ricciuti, a student at Sacred Heart University."I realized I had been setting goals wrong my whole life" -Alejandra Morales, University of South Carolina."Honestly, it is a struggle trying to figure out this college life as an athlete. We have many responsibilities because you must have your mind on the sport, but also keep up with academics and keeping up your grades. It is so hard to do bot