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Embrace Your Inner Procrastinator

Because You Weren't Going to Do It Today Anyway!

The self-help book that finally understands your priorities.

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About the book

What if procrastination isn't a character flaw?

What if it's a misunderstood talent that's simply waiting for the right amount of delay before revealing itself?

Embrace Your Inner Procrastinator is a humorous exploration of avoidance, ambition, excuses, deadlines, and the strange ways we convince ourselves that tomorrow is an excellent day to begin.

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I Swear I'll Do It Tomorrow journal cover by Minny Witt
The Companion Journal

I Swear I'll Do It Tomorrow

A Procrastinator's Journal

Not ready to stop procrastinating? Write about it instead. I Swear I'll Do It Tomorrow is a humorous journal filled with witty quotes, playful prompts, checklists, doodle pages, and curious illustrations. Perfect for reflecting, creating, or avoiding whatever you were supposed to be doing.

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Minny Witt
Leading expert in strategic delay & responsible postponement

Minny Witt writes humorous nonfiction that blends self-help, satire, and everyday observations about being human. Drawing inspiration from real-life struggles with motivation, productivity, and the pursuit of impossible standards, she created Embrace Your Inner Procrastinator as a lighter — and hopefully kinder — look at procrastination. She is also the creator of its companion journal, I Swear I'll Do It Tomorrow, for anyone who would like to reflect, make lists, and perhaps eventually do something about them.

Several completely unofficial organizations also recognize her as a leading expert in strategic delay.

Certified by the Institute of Deferred Intentions  ·  Member, Society for the Advancement of Tomorrow  ·  Three-time recipient of the Pending Achievement Award

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