Do What You Don't Want to Do: Achieving Excellence As a Procrastinator

It's not your fault and you don't have a disease.  Using simple terms, Dr. Barbara Warren and Angelika Drake explain the difference between a ThinkingPerson, Blended Person and Feeling Person. A specific wiring in the brain controls certain behaviors. With theappropriate guidance, new neurological pathways can be developed in your mind,and a more efficient lifestyle will be achieved. A third of our population does not do what needs to be done. This serious condition prompts useless depressions, causes the loss of jobs,wrecks families, and consequently ends in an ill-fated standard of life. Peoplesubsist with dreadful guilt and shame but they don't know how to escape theirpredicament.  If you are constantly noton time or aren't the organized, neat individual that your friends orco-workers are, relax and discover why. Feeling People are not controlled by the same impetus as ThinkingPeople. Awareness of who you are and why you feel the way you feel will helpyou gain invaluable insight into your extraordinary Feeling Persona. Dr. Warren's clients and students learn in which situations theyshould Feel and in which they should Think.  By making the right decisions they identifytheir own three-fold persona, and they become skilled to carry out the 60% ofobligations that have to be done.   Dr. Warren's research ofthis topic for over twenty years and her lectures about the same subject forfifteen years have given her the opportunity to uncover information notavailable anywhere else.  Her unrivaledtheory gently lends a hand to anyone who suffers from not measuring up.  As an ultra-distance athlete, Dr. Warrenbrings valuable lessons from the extreme into the lives of her students andclients.  She has touched the edge ofultimate survival many times, and it is her mission to decode for the publicthe crucial secrets for achievement and performance.  Her emphasis would not be complete without a sectionon health, which is directed specifically to this personality type. The keyston