Are You Relaxing – Or Just Procrastinating?
Chances are, you weren’t really relaxing. You were procrastinating: putting off what you wanted to get done because you felt some resistance to it. Continue reading
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Are You Guilty of Procrastination (Without Even Realizing It)?
We all know what procrastination is. And perhaps you think it’s not something you struggle with at all.
I certainly used to feel that way. As a student, I had no problem getting my essays in on time. In my first job after college, I found it easy to stay focused during the work-day. Continue reading
Day 13: Stop Making These Common Mistakes – This Is How You Can Be Truly Happy
Most people don’t believe that we have the power to actively change their state from miserable and morose to happy and satisfied. And the kicker is, it doesn’t too much effort to change states naturally.
The real challenge is having the faith to try. Continue reading
7 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Start Writing
Procrastination is usually a symptom of some other problem: poor preparation, perfectionism, a fear of failure or rejection, or just a simple lack of motivation and interest. Continue reading
How to Deny the Devil of Procrastination
That got me thinking about how to break the downward spiraling cycle of procrastination before it spins completely out of control and leads to emotional madness. Procrastination is a sensation of fear, a secondary fear and a cover for an original fear, so by the time we identify it Continue reading
6 Tips for When You’re Not in the Mood to Work
We all have times when we’re just not in the mood to get on with work. Perhaps we’re feeling tired or apathetic, or weeks of stress have finally caught up with us. Maybe we’re just having a hard time staying on task – Facebook, Twitter, webcomics and other distractions seem, well, more distracting than usual.
So how can you stay on-task and on-track when you don’t feel like working? Continue reading
