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Sorry I Was Late To My Own Life: Productivity For People Who've Already Wasted Half The Day. Sorry I Was, #1
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- ISBN978-1-7645634-5-1
- EAN9781764563451
- Date de parution06/04/2026
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- ÉditeurDeckademy Pty Ltd
Résumé
SORRY I WAS LATE TO MY OWN LIFEProductivity for People Who've Already Wasted Half the DayDo you wake up with a 47-item to-do list and end the day wondering how you spent four hours researching the history of the stapler?Welcome to the club. You aren't lazy, and you aren't broken. You're just a "recovering chronic starter" living in a world designed for people who actually enjoy color-coded planners.
In Sorry I Was Late to My Own Life, author I. L. Hartley delivers a "no-judgment zone" for the high-achievers, the creative thinkers, and the terminally disorganized who are tired of being told to just "wake up at 4:00 AM." This isn't a book about becoming a cold, efficient machine-it's about building a life that has room for your "Chaotic Puppy" brain and your big ambitions. Blending humor, empathy, and hard-won wisdom from the worlds of law and direct sales, Hartley introduces a toolkit of "Tiny Rebellions" designed to stop the "Big Slide" and reclaim your day-even if it's already 2:00 PM and you're still in your pajamas.
Inside, you'll discover: The 5-Minute Rebellion: The psychological hack to defeat the paralyzing fear of starting. The "Three Things" Rule: How to prioritize when everything feels like a Category 5 emergency. Distraction Jiu-Jitsu: Turning your smartphone from an all-consuming enemy into a reluctant sidekick. The Sunday(ish) Reset: A forgiveness-based ritual to clear the mental confetti and start fresh.
The "Pear-Shaped" Protocol: How to handle the days when Murphy's Law takes over, without the soul-crushing guilt. Whether you're a professional drowning in billable hours, an entrepreneur chasing "shiny objects, " or someone who just wants to feel "right on time" for once, this book is your permission slip to stop apologizing and start living. Stop waiting for Monday. Stop waiting for the "perfect" version of you to show up.
You aren't late-you're exactly where you need to be to begin.
In Sorry I Was Late to My Own Life, author I. L. Hartley delivers a "no-judgment zone" for the high-achievers, the creative thinkers, and the terminally disorganized who are tired of being told to just "wake up at 4:00 AM." This isn't a book about becoming a cold, efficient machine-it's about building a life that has room for your "Chaotic Puppy" brain and your big ambitions. Blending humor, empathy, and hard-won wisdom from the worlds of law and direct sales, Hartley introduces a toolkit of "Tiny Rebellions" designed to stop the "Big Slide" and reclaim your day-even if it's already 2:00 PM and you're still in your pajamas.
Inside, you'll discover: The 5-Minute Rebellion: The psychological hack to defeat the paralyzing fear of starting. The "Three Things" Rule: How to prioritize when everything feels like a Category 5 emergency. Distraction Jiu-Jitsu: Turning your smartphone from an all-consuming enemy into a reluctant sidekick. The Sunday(ish) Reset: A forgiveness-based ritual to clear the mental confetti and start fresh.
The "Pear-Shaped" Protocol: How to handle the days when Murphy's Law takes over, without the soul-crushing guilt. Whether you're a professional drowning in billable hours, an entrepreneur chasing "shiny objects, " or someone who just wants to feel "right on time" for once, this book is your permission slip to stop apologizing and start living. Stop waiting for Monday. Stop waiting for the "perfect" version of you to show up.
You aren't late-you're exactly where you need to be to begin.
