Just Get On With It: A Caring, Compassionate Kick Up the Ass!

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If you are into the insights of Syd Banks, especially as they apply to our world today, I'd highly recommend Ali and this book. With real-life stories from clients that have achieved great success with Ali, this book will help you to: * Get honest with yourself about where you are and what you really want * Stop telling yourself the stories that are keeping you stuck * Accelerate real change and stay on the crest of the wave So if you're tired of wondering where you're going wrong in your life, perhaps it's time you tried something completely different, so that you can bypass the conditions you've set up for yourself, just get on with it and expect to achieve big results - fast. but you said starting or continuing, which I think you mean there doesn't need to be a pause for you to say "get on with it".

If you consistently have no motivation to be productive at work, maybe you hate your job and it’s time to get serious about a new career. And that needless obsession with perfection is kind of the whole deal: By agonizing over tiny improvements in our work — if they even are improvements — we prevent ourselves from achieving the actual goal of, you know, doing the work. Talking about this book is really easy, from the time I opened the cover, I had a feeling this wasn't going to be your usual self help book, one you would read and then put back on the book shelf and not look at again.Granted, the ideas in this book may seem like common sense at first glance, the way Campbell lays it out for the reader is so. On the same day, she discovered that remote access to her work accounts had been cut, meaning she was unable to work from home with no prior warning of acknowledgement of her grievance letter.

In fact, I often compare it to one of the exploits of the fictional German hero Baron Munchausen: Trying to sustain your drive through a task, a project, or even a career can sometimes feel like pulling yourself out of a swamp by your own hair. They give us little microbursts of dopamine that feel good in the moment, but amount to very little in the grand scheme of things. We seem to have a natural aversion to persistent effort that no amount of caffeine or inspirational posters can fix.Instead of expecting the moon, I just decide, “OK, I’ll start on the outline,” or “OK, I’ll just go out and have a beer and see what’s going on.

When "B" says "just get on with it", he/she means something like: "stop blabbering and cut to the chase". Littlejohn draws on extensive interviews to document this gendered compulsory birth control—a phenomenon in which people who give birth are held accountable for preventing and resolving pregnancies in gender-constrained ways. The average person concerned about becoming pregnant spends approximately thirty years trying to prevent conception.If you feel that you already know what you should be doing, but you just don't seem to be doing it, then this is the book you should read. Do you dither about your next move, avoid making that one change that you know would make your life so much better, or just wish you had more natural get up and go? Snap your oatmeal acai breakfast bowl (but forget that burger and fries you had for lunch yesterday). He then said: “Menopause, menopause a’biddy f****** gets it, just get on wi’ it, that’s your excuse for everything. To sum it all up he could have written a one page book saying something like: "Don't attach imaginative meanings to the thoughts that pop into your head - just LET THEM GO - and Just Get on with It!