Brian Tracy says reprogram your brain with "do it now, do it now, do it now" to beat procrastination. He teaches salami slicing: break big tasks into small pieces and finish them one at a time. Speed and urgency are what separate top performers from everyone else.
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Every morning when you get up, say over and over to yourself, do it now, do it now, do it now. I do it now, do it now. Whenever you have this tendency to procrastinate, program your subconscious mind with this automatic conditioned command: do it now, do it now, do it now. The key to overcoming procrastination is to develop a sense of urgency. Be the kind of person who gets things done quickly. Be the kind of person who launches fast on a task. One of the ways to launch fast on a task is to take the task and break it up, what is called salami slicing it. Slice a piece of salami. You don't try to eat a loaf of salami, you eat it one slice at a time. Take your task and break it up into small pieces and then do one piece at a time. Say over and over to yourself, do it now, do it now, do it now. But if you just develop a sense of urgency, when somebody gives you a task, that you get on it and do it fast, that alone will move you into the top ranks in a very short period of time.
Do more now, get better later. I don't like things to pile up, so I'm a big fan of like, let me knock it out so I don't have to think about it later. I'm a big like, do more now kind of guy, hence the book.