Just my testimonial for the book The Now Habit. I found it on the library shelf at work. Was skeptical but interested. Borrowed it. Loved it. Told people. Endu

Just my testimonial for the book The Now Habit. I found it on the library shelf at work. Was skeptical but interested. Borrowed it. Loved it. Told people. Endured their jokes about how long I would take to finish reading it, if ever. Started using some of its exercises and remedies. Ran out of renewals. Returned it to work. Wanted a hardcover but couldn't find one. Bought it from the Kindle store instead. Just finished reading it. Am beginning to read it again so I can apply the bits that I haven't yet. One more thing, given this book you should consider to avoid losing your focus by spending endless time with additional productivity literature, but for my part I use a couple of simple things with it: Mark Forster "Final Version" lists (http://markforster.squarespace.com http://markforster.squarespace.com) and Pomodoro Technique (http://www.pomodorotechnique.com http://www.pomodorotechnique.com). Final Version leads me to select the task for which I feel the most resistance and tension as the task that I will address (not necessarily complete!) next. The Pomodoro Technique helps me to do what The Now Habit calls "persistent starting": get started, and no matter how many times I get into a slump or come back from a break, just get started again.