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#2543 01/29/01 11:05 PM
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I'm a huge procrastinator and I'm considering getting 'Get Around to It'. Does anyone have any experience with this tape? I'm hoping to hear about some positive experiences with it before I decide to get it.
Also, I remember seeing somebody write that he or she beat procrastination by using the 'New Behavior Generator' tape, would that be a better idea?

Thanks,
Jeff






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New Behavior Generator could do the trick, but Get Around To It is a much better choice.

Of all of the Paraliminal Tapes, it is easiest to see the results from listening to Get Around To It. You simply do whatever you were putting off.

I've heard from many people who stayed up all night cleaning the basement, reorganizing the closet, and filing at the office after listening to the tape.

I remember Patricia Danielson from Boston saying that she hated the tape because she ended up doing whatever she hadn't wanted to do!

One side is for procrastination in general and the other side for specific situations. It helps you look at the your priorities and values and as a result you develop a deep motiviation from within to do whatever it is you have to do.






#2545 01/31/01 04:24 AM
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You simply do whatever you were putting off.

Inconceivable! That's a fairly bold claim, if you don't mind my saying.

Is this not the greatest difficulty of life? Problem solved? Interesting. I will *definately* give this tape another go.

The power to do whatever you want at will? Now that's dangerous...






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Caveat: as a result of re-evaluating your priorities and values, you may determine on some level that you will never do whatever it is you approached the tape to do. You have to respect that.

When customers first started to relay their experiences from along this line, I was somewhat disappointed. I guess I was hoping it would "force" someone to do something. Of course, Paul set me straight on this. : )

In thinking about it I realized the importance of living your life on track with your values and priorities. It should not be about doing things at all costs.








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