I Know What to Do So Why Don't I Do It? - Second Edition: Mind Your Emotions to End Procrastination and Achieve All Your Goals

What's Your Excuse? 

Life becomes complicated when you realize that the motivation to start or delay a task is a tug-of-war between positive and negative emotions. Don’t blame lack of willpower, laziness, or low motivation if you aren’t achieving your goals. 

Motivation is not a skill. Like a muscle, it’s subject to fatigue when stretched. That’s why fascinating research in the field of psychoneuroimmunology has revealed another reason you may feel paralyzed to take action—one with the potential to dramatically transform your life.

In this completely updated edition of Dr. Nick Hall’s popular book, he shows you how to unlock the biochemical code that will free you to easily achieve any goal in life. And while the biochemistry may be complex, the solutions are actually quite simple.

What’s your excuse? This book examines ten of the most common excuses for inaction and gives you specific strategies for dealing with each one. You will learn— 

• An extraordinarily powerful stress-fighting tool that few take advantage of
• An easy way to instantly regain control and stay focused in an emotional emergency
• The mistake almost everyone makes when they organize their to-do list
• The way to reset your internal clock for a positive impact on your energy level--and more

Nick Hall, PhD, is a medical scientist who has conducted groundbreaking studies linking the mind and body. 

Nick Hall is an internationally recognized psychoneuroimmunologist who has conducted pioneering research dealing with the interrelationships between emotions and health. His research has been featured on "60 Minutes," "Nova," "Nightline," and the Emmy-Award winning television series "Healing and the Mind," produced by Bill Moyers for PBS. Dr. Hall has been the recipient of two prestigious Research Scientist Development awards, granted by the National Institute of Health to only the top scientists in the United States. He directs the Saddlebrook Resort Wellness Center in Tampa, Florida where he lives, and shows leading corporations and elite athletes how to deal effectively with personal and professional challenges.