The Procrastination Prison Escape Plan – Free Webinar with John Assraf
What if procrastination isn’t laziness, but a nervous system loop that keeps you stuck — even when you know what to do?
In this free online event with John Assaraf, you’ll explore a brain-based plan to break “Procrastination Prison” patterns, so your focus and follow-through feel natural again.
John will guide you to work with your subconscious triggers — not against them — so that action becomes calmer, faster, and more consistent in daily life.
Come as you are. You’ll leave with practical tools, fresh motivation, and a simple escape plan you can use the same day.
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Why Attend “The Procrastination Prison Escape Plan”
Most productivity tips treat symptoms — not the root-level brain patterns that stall action. When stress, fear, or overwhelm flare, your survival circuitry can quietly lock the cell door on your best intentions, which is why “trying harder” so often backfires.
In this event, John shows how to rewire those loops with small, strategic shifts that calm your nervous system and align your focus. You’ll learn to reduce friction in the exact moments you tend to avoid, so decisions and next steps feel simpler and safer.
Expect a compassionate, science-informed approach that honors your humanity.
You’ll walk away with a clear escape plan you can use immediately — which means you’ll be able to start, continue, and complete what matters most.
What You’ll Learn During “The Procrastination Prison Escape Plan”
Let’s map the escape routes that help you interrupt the “I’ll do it later” loop, so your brain feels safe enough to act now. We’ll set a calm, grounded tone that lowers internal pressure, which means your energy is freed up for meaningful action.
We’ll practice breaking tasks into brain-friendly steps and pairing them with cues your nervous system already trusts, so you can move forward without the usual resistance. And then we’ll explore gentle accountability that supports you rather than shames you.
By the end, you’ll have portable tools you can use in work, health, and relationships — so that starting, continuing, and finishing becomes the new normal. You’ll know how to reset quickly after setbacks, which means momentum is easier to keep.
Here’s just a little bit of what you’ll learn:
- How procrastination forms in the brain — and why willpower alone isn’t the answer
- A 3-step “escape plan” you can run in under five minutes
- Simple nervous-system resets that reduce avoidance in the moment
- Micro-goal design that builds confidence and visible progress
- How to turn triggers (fear, perfectionism, overwhelm) into cues for action
- Daily rituals that make focus and follow-through feel natural
- Compassionate self-talk that quiets the inner critic and keeps you moving
- Accountability that feels supportive — not stressful
- Ways to recover quickly after slips so momentum returns
- How to celebrate completions to reinforce new neural pathways
Who “The Procrastination Prison Escape Plan” Is For
If you’ve ever felt trapped by delay — knowing what to do, but not doing it — this event is for you. You’ll learn kinder, smarter ways to move forward without the burnout cycle.
It’s especially helpful if you juggle many roles, aim high, or live with perfectionism or ADHD traits, because the tools meet you where you are and scale with your goals.
- Creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals who want consistent output
- Students and lifelong learners ready to turn study into mastery
- Caregivers and leaders seeking sustainable energy and clear priorities
- Anyone who wants to feel proud at the end of the day
About John Assaraf
John Assaraf is a leading mindset and performance coach known for translating neuroscience into practical tools for growth. He is the founder and CEO of NeuroGym, a company focused on brain training for success and wellbeing.
Over the past several decades, John has helped millions of people develop the focus, confidence, and habits to achieve meaningful goals. His work blends compassion with research-backed methods that are simple to apply.
John’s teachings emphasize calming the nervous system, setting brain-smart goals, and building sustainable momentum — so progress feels steady and self-honoring.
He’s also a bestselling author and a sought-after teacher for audiences who want tangible results without the hustle-and-crash approach.
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- Do I need any special equipment to participate?
- Will there be experiential practices during the event?
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- Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
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- Can I share this event with friends?
- Who is hosting the event?
- Will this help with ADHD-related procrastination?
- Do I need to read any of John’s books beforehand?
- Is there homework between sessions?
- Will there be replays?
- Can I join from my phone?
- Is this appropriate for teens?
- What if I already tried many systems and failed?
- How soon might I notice results?
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When and where does the event take place?
This is a free online event that takes place Sat. Oct. 4th, 2025 at 9am Pacific.
Who is John Assaraf?
John Assaraf is a mindset and performance coach, bestselling author, and the founder of NeuroGym. He teaches practical, science-based strategies to rewire your brain for focus, confidence, and results.
What will I learn during this event?
You’ll learn a simple, brain-based plan to reduce avoidance, start faster, and keep momentum — including nervous-system resets, micro-goal design, and supportive accountability.
What if I can’t attend live?
If you can’t join live, register anyway. You’ll receive details on how to access the replay if one is provided by the host.
How long is the event?
The live class is typically 60–90 minutes, including teaching and practical guidance.
Do I need any special equipment to participate?
No special equipment is required. A stable internet connection and a quiet space are recommended so you can focus and participate fully.
Will there be experiential practices during the event?
Yes. You’ll be guided through short, gentle practices to calm your nervous system and take the next small step with confidence.
Is this event suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. The methods are clear, compassionate, and designed to meet you where you are — no prior experience needed.
Is this event religious?
No. The event is educational and practical, drawing from neuroscience and psychology in a secular, inclusive way.
Will there be an opportunity to go deeper after the event?
Yes. John will share options for continued support and next steps if you wish to integrate the practices more deeply.
What can I expect to feel during the event?
Most participants report relief, clarity, and a grounded readiness to act — with less stress and more self-trust.
Can I share this event with friends?
Please do. Share the registration link so they can sign up and receive access details directly.
Who is hosting the event?
This event is presented by John Assaraf.
Will this help with ADHD-related procrastination?
Many ADHD-friendly strategies are included, such as shorter steps, external cues, and compassionate structure. Always adapt to your needs, and consult your care team for medical guidance.
Do I need to read any of John’s books beforehand?
No reading is required. If you’ve read his books, this session will help you apply the ideas in real time.
Is there homework between sessions?
You’ll receive simple practices to try during the week. They’re brief by design so you can build momentum without overwhelm.
Will there be replays?
Replays are often available for a limited time. Register to receive the latest details from the host.
Can I join from my phone?
Yes. You can join from a phone, tablet, or computer. Headphones can improve focus and audio quality.
Is this appropriate for teens?
Teens with an interest in self-improvement may benefit with parental guidance. The content is gentle and skill-focused.
What if I already tried many systems and failed?
This plan addresses the stress-response behind procrastination, so change feels safer and more sustainable. You’ll learn how to restart quickly after setbacks.
How soon might I notice results?
Many people notice shifts right away as resistance drops and clarity increases. Consistency over a few weeks helps lock in new habits.
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