Get Things Done - What Stops Smart People Achieving More And How You Can Change

What's Stopping You Getting Things Done? is bestselling author and self-help guru Robert Kelsey's practical and readable guide to conquering personal inefficiency and disorganization to take charge of your life and reach your goals. Many of us spend our time yo-yoing between enthusiasm and effort and cynicism and setbacks, never breaking free from this destructive cycle of ineffectiveness. In this book, Kelsey focuses on time management issues, planning, and process to reveal the simple ways we can get organized and get things done efficiently and creatively. Though we can never fully control the world around us, mastering time and task management helps us control what we can control, leading to better productivity and increased personal happiness. Kelsey offers practical solutions for defeating procrastination and moving beyond the psychological obstacles that prevent you from meeting your full potential.

• A new self-help guide from the bestselling author of What's Stopping You? and What's Stopping You Being More Confident?
• Includes practical solutions for breaking the cycle ups and downs that leads to procrastination and blocks us from reaching our goals
• Features specific guidance on getting more done on the phone, via email, in meetings, when managing colleagues, and in other milieus outside of work

For busy professionals who struggle with organization or procrastination, What's Stopping You Getting Things Done? is a powerful and prescriptive guide to personal and professional accomplishment.

Robert Kelsey is author of Capstone's bestselling What's Stopping You? exploring why smart people failed to reach their potential. He has gone on to sell over 64,000 copies across three What's Stopping You? titles.
Robert Kelsey is CEO of Moorgate Communications, a financial PR agency, and was previously CEO of Metrocube, a start-up incubator located in London's fashionable "City-fringes". He trained as a financial journalist before becoming an investment banker and a now an entrepreneur, running his successful PR agency.
Yet Kelsey remains and perennial outsider. From a rebellious childhood to an adulthood of pursuing a series of unsuitable careers, he has had a lifetime of failing to settle into any group activities, yet lacking the confidence, guile or know-how to profitably "rebel". Kelsey has developed an enormous insight into both the root causes of alienation and the all-encompassing negative consequences.