nodejs : is there a way to overcome the callback if(err) boilerplate?

As you project grows, we started to have this much appreciated, defensive code snippet pretty much everywhere :

func(err, result){
   if(err){

      console.log('An error occurred!, @myModule :' + err);
      return callback(err);
    }

    //then the rest.. 
}

A quick google search reveals some libs that attempt to overcome this common concern, (e.g. http://ift.tt/1acs3FZ)

But what is the best approach to minimize the boilerplate coding without compromising the early error handling mechanism we have?

PS: I hope this is not an off-topic, too broad of a question, if you find it so, please let me know why, before bashing it with your downvote and I will try to improve it. Thanks