It’s been about five months since I last wrote about Alex Fayle, the “Someday Syndrome” guy. For those who don’t know him, he specializes in helping people uncover hidden patterns so they can break their procrastination habit and start living the life they desire. He’s taken his previous ebook off the ...

... yeah, I had to look it up, too. Someday Syndrome: “Turning Off the Autopilot: Six Ways to Bring Creativity to Daily Life” by Alex Fayle — this one hit home for me. I’ve been on autopilot ever since the move, and feeling out of sorts because of it. My own creativity took a brief vacay while I struggled with mountains of STUFF ...

... : “We’re a tight-knit community of people passionate about learning more about the world and exploring it, both from our armchairs and up close in person.” That community also includes Alex Fayle, Donna and Dee Anne, and there are regular contributions from guest posters. Search For A Travel Experience One of the best bits of the site is ...

... 8217;t realistic, or was there some obstacle you weren’t prepared to deal with? I haven’t accomplished everything I set out to this year, and I’m determined to do something about it. I’m currently working my way through Alex Fayle’s newest e-book, I’ll Get Around to It Someday, and the exercises ...

... over on the Someday Syndrome site Brandie will find a free Accountability Clinic that will help keep her moving forward one step at a time. About the Coach: Alex Fayle, of Someday Syndrome, is a former procrastinator who, with his visionary ability to uncover hidden patterns, helps people break the procrastination obstacle so they can finally ...