Stop waiting for motivation. Start creating momentum, today.
If you’ve ever called yourself “lazy,” this book will change your story. You don’t have a character flaw, you have high activation costs, noisy inputs, and fuzzy task edges. How to Overcome Laziness and Boost Your Productivity gives you a kind, practical system to start fast, focus longer, and finish more, without burnout or shame.

Inside you’ll learn how to:

• Use the Smallest Executable Action (SEA) and the 20-Minute Rule to make starting effortless, no mood required.
• Turn your space into a silent coach with friction engineering (phone parking, one-window work, staged tools).
• Convert vague to-dos into outcomes using the Daily Three, time caps, and scope boxes so your best energy hits what matters.
• Build energising routines (AM launch, midday reset, PM close-down) that work even on messy days.
• Tame perfectionism with Minimum Viable Pass (MVP) and ship “meets-the-spec” work on time.
• Design for interest and novelty (shorter sprints, tactile timers, visible boards, body doubling) so an ADHD-prone brain can fly.
• Kill hidden time thieves (doom-scrolling, random pings, email creep) with edges, templates, and input purges.
• Bounce back fast with the 3-R Reset, Remove, Restore, Re-plan, and a simple Restart Protocol (one SEA + 20 + log it).
• Track tiny signals, Starts, Completions, Effort (1–5), and run a 15-minute Weekly Review (Keepers • Cuts • Tweaks) to personalise your playbook.
• Lock it all in with the 21-Day Momentum Challenge that stacks small wins into a durable rhythm.

Kind discipline. Zero shaming. All action.
Ava Kingsley’s Calm Productivity approach is warm, evidence-aware, and ruthlessly practical. Expect checklists, scripts, and examples you can use the minute you open the book. If you want simple tools that work on real, imperfect days, this is your field guide.

Perfect for: chronic procrastinators, overwhelmed leaders, creators who start more than they finish, students and professionals, and anyone who wants a calm, repeatable system to get important work done.

Your next step: move for 60 seconds, open the file, write one sentence, start a 20. Momentum begins small, and it starts now.