You know what you need to do. So why do you keep putting it off?
Perhaps the problem isn't a lack of will, ability, or ambition.
You make plans. You set goals. You promise that tomorrow will be different. But when the time comes to act, something happens: motivation disappears, the task seems too big, a distraction arises, or your mind finds a compelling reason to postpone it.
And the distance between wanting and doing continues to grow.
In *The Distance Between Wanting and Doing*, Luciana Priscila presents a practical approach to understanding procrastination, overcoming mental resistance, and transforming good intentions into actions that can be repeated in real life.
Throughout the book, you will learn to identify what lies behind procrastination, to start even without motivation, to break down tasks until they become manageable, to prevent perfectionism from paralyzing you, to reduce the time between deciding and acting, to create an environment that favors execution, and to quickly recover when you lose momentum.
You will also discover why consistency doesn't mean never failing—it means learning to return before an interruption turns into abandonment.