How To End Procrastination
- 7 years ago
http://tinyurl.com/nrbhhvk
Dear Friend,
Today marks the first day of your transformation and I am extremely excited that you have chosen to read this very important letter, which may have reached you just in time.
You are reading this letter today because you have been having problems accomplishing things.
In today’s world, a person’s ability to get things done on time is considered an important measurement of his value as a professional and as a person, too. Why? Because our behavior and actions are very telling of how we think and feel towards our tasks, chores, responsibilities and yes, even other people.
But before I continue, I have a few questions for you…
Have you ever felt that you are drowning in the stuff that you have to do?
Have you ever thought that you never have enough time and you will never be able to finish on time?
Do you ever get that feeling that if you could only fix your work schedule and stop procrastinating, your life would be a lot better than it is now?
Have you tried to be more efficient in the past but fell back to old habits that die hard?
If you agreed with any of these questions, then indeed, my letter has reached you just in time.
http://tinyurl.com/npn8dh3
What many people don’t know is that procrastination, though very destructive and may even cost people their jobs in due time, is can be quite easy to manage.
I’m not saying that I haven’t procrastinated at all in my whole life. In fact, quite the opposite – many years ago I thought no one could sink lower than me because I had so many deadlines that I felt like giving up completely on my endeavors.
But then it hit me: no one was actually forcing me not to work. No one was holding my arms behind my back. No one was barring me from working on the stuff that needed to be accomplished. So what was the problem?
http://tinyurl.com/nrbhhvk
Dear Friend,
Today marks the first day of your transformation and I am extremely excited that you have chosen to read this very important letter, which may have reached you just in time.
You are reading this letter today because you have been having problems accomplishing things.
In today’s world, a person’s ability to get things done on time is considered an important measurement of his value as a professional and as a person, too. Why? Because our behavior and actions are very telling of how we think and feel towards our tasks, chores, responsibilities and yes, even other people.
But before I continue, I have a few questions for you…
Have you ever felt that you are drowning in the stuff that you have to do?
Have you ever thought that you never have enough time and you will never be able to finish on time?
Do you ever get that feeling that if you could only fix your work schedule and stop procrastinating, your life would be a lot better than it is now?
Have you tried to be more efficient in the past but fell back to old habits that die hard?
If you agreed with any of these questions, then indeed, my letter has reached you just in time.
http://tinyurl.com/npn8dh3
What many people don’t know is that procrastination, though very destructive and may even cost people their jobs in due time, is can be quite easy to manage.
I’m not saying that I haven’t procrastinated at all in my whole life. In fact, quite the opposite – many years ago I thought no one could sink lower than me because I had so many deadlines that I felt like giving up completely on my endeavors.
But then it hit me: no one was actually forcing me not to work. No one was holding my arms behind my back. No one was barring me from working on the stuff that needed to be accomplished. So what was the problem?
http://tinyurl.com/nrbhhvk