Download PDF Get the Hell Into It Stop Bouncing from Idea to Idea and Learn to See Things Through WeenieProofing the Artistic Brain Volume 1 SB Moore 9781717440822 Books
Download PDF Get the Hell Into It Stop Bouncing from Idea to Idea and Learn to See Things Through WeenieProofing the Artistic Brain Volume 1 SB Moore 9781717440822 Books
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Stop Falling Prey to Shiny Object Syndrome and Start Seeing Ideas Through
What if instead of starting new projects every other week, you actually finished the ones you already have going? What if in a few weeks you started seeing real progress, and in a few months could hold finished manuscripts, paintings or websites in your figurative hand? What if your creativity became a source of empowerment and financial freedom rather than dread, resentment and ever-present bathtub crying?
Professional copywriter and creative Sarah Beth Moore has helped clients double their conversions, written copy for hundreds of entrepreneurs, and coached dozens of amazing creatives in sucker-punching procrastination and actually getting things done. (She spends a lot of time opining about aliens as well, but fewer people pay for that.)
In the course of working with so many aspiring writers, artists and business owners, she’s noticed that beating procrastination doesn’t require superhuman strength. All you need is the right mental mindset, available to anyone willing to look for it. In Get the Hell Into It, you’ll learn
- How productivity can work against you BIG TIME
- What actually lies at the root of the creative urge
- The real reason creatives quit projects before they even begin (or soon after)
- Why you’re shooting yourself in the foot with the way you start projects
- How successful people maintain enthusiasm throughout the entire creative cycle
- What the 5-Percent Rule is and why it’s so critical to your success
- What to do when you don’t have a whole day to work on your creativity
- The true meaning of luck (it’s not what you think, dude)
- How to win big by giving up control
- The secret nature of doubt and how you can deal with it on REAL terms
- What editing really means to creatives
- How to kick booty and see every project through
Get the Hell Into It is the definitive step-by-step guide to overcoming procrastination and Shiny Object Syndrome and actually finishing projects and launching creative dreams – and it’s a process you can follow for life.
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"Full disclosure 1: I received an advance uncorrected proof for free. Full disclosure 2: I'm a productivity nut. So when Patrik Edblad (himself a productivity guru) pitched Sarah's book, I eagerly downloaded it. I didn't know what to expect, but diving between the covers I found a crisp, off-the-cuff, conversational tone and a dry sense of humor. It's a delightful journey into the psychology of not getting things done, and a (re-)introduction to Procrastination Devil and Shiny Object Devil, the parts of our brains that keep us from reaching our dreams. Did I like it? You bet. Hard to put down, written just the way I like, and chock-full of practical advice on how to master your thoughts."
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Get the Hell Into It Stop Bouncing from Idea to Idea and Learn to See Things Through WeenieProofing the Artistic Brain Volume 1 SB Moore 9781717440822 Books Reviews
- I received an advanced, uncorrected proof of this book for review, and thank god I did. I have about 15 half-started projects just waiting for attention. I found this book really helpful because a lot of other books I have read seem really general and whimsy almost. But this book really god down to the nuts and bolts of why we procrastinate and how to get out of that cycle.
This author did her homework. I love that she quotes other helpful books and gives lots of links to videos and articles for further reading. It was like having serval books in one. As other people mentioned, I also loved that the author gives you exercises to do after each chapter. I did all of them and found them more helpful than I expected.
I think the chapters that resonated the most with me, were the ones about what to do when you start to hate your idea, and how you shouldn't tell people what you're working on because you give away some of the magic.
Those were lightbulb moments for me! - Disclaimer I was graciously given a copy of Get the Hell Into It in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Well for starters, this motivational book was so easy to GET THE HELL INTO IT! See what I did there? Moore was hilarious throughout, which really makes these type of genre of books to be a fun, fast-paced read. I've read quite a few motivational "get off your you know what" type of books that just dragged on, and honestly, they just made me want to procrastinate in life more than ever before.
I really feel that if you're a writer, or aspiring to be one, you should definitely read this book... like right now. Go do it. As I am neither of those things, I still found this book to be insanely helpful, so even if you're not a writer, I think Moore's words could be helpful to you too. I don't want to dive in too deeply as I do not want to spoil anything for any future readers, but I will say that there are helpful exercises at the end of each chapter that will most certainly keep you moving forward and a good way to teach you how to kick procrastination in it's rear every.single.time!
I related to what Moore was saying throughout this entire book. I feel like she understood what myself, and most likely what 99.9999% of people are thinking and/or feeling and had some really helpful advice for us. While reading this book, it was kind of like meeting someone out in public and you instantly kick if off, so you go to have coffee or whatever and have awesome conversations about monkey bread and life. Curious about the monkey bread? It's all in the book. - I found Sarah’s book to be highly relatable and a good push towards the direction I need to master. While I’m well-acquainted with the Procrastination Devil, I hadn’t realized the Shiny Object Devil—at least identified by name-- had taken up residence too. I got lot of practicable advice from the book—concepts I probably knew subconsciously but had never really thought about before. I’m now ready to tame those devils, or at least engage in a good battle. The book was full of common sense and aimed at getting me out of the procrastination rut and into full gear.
The book is written in a lighthearted, chatty manner, almost like conversing with a well-meaning friend. I found a few of the jokes and tangents tended to interrupt my chain of thought however, and were distracting. A little of that humorous banter goes a long way. I’m no prude, but I also found the casual use of cuss words throughout the text a bit disconcerting. (Yes, I know the title should have prepared me.) The end-of-the-chapter exercises seemed a tad juvenile, but might work for some readers. All-in-all, I enjoyed the book and look forward to the next.
Disclaimer I was also given a copy of Get the Hell Into It in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. - Full disclosure 1 I received an advance uncorrected proof for free. Full disclosure 2 I'm a productivity nut. So when Patrik Edblad (himself a productivity guru) pitched Sarah's book, I eagerly downloaded it. I didn't know what to expect, but diving between the covers I found a crisp, off-the-cuff, conversational tone and a dry sense of humor. It's a delightful journey into the psychology of not getting things done, and a (re-)introduction to Procrastination Devil and Shiny Object Devil, the parts of our brains that keep us from reaching our dreams. Did I like it? You bet. Hard to put down, written just the way I like, and chock-full of practical advice on how to master your thoughts.
- I too received one of the uncorrected advanced copies of Sarah's book; and it was fun. I had been exposed to a fair amount of the material to which she refers; however, she does it in a light yet engaging manner. It is rather like going over to a fellow artist's place, and engaging in clever repartee about the pitfalls that befall creative types. She invites you into her internal polylogue (imagine my surprise when I discovered that I hadn't made up that word), and regales you with plenty of tangents and regressions. All in all you are likely to be somewhat entertained while you try to convince yourself that to get something done, you have to go to work.
Oh and you'll also learn that she has a preternatural affinity for carbs -- monkey bread, muffins, etc.
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