101 Tips For Overcoming Procrastination and Laziness
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Procrastination happens to the best of us, whether you’re Donald Trump or the Queen of England. If you ask a thousand people how many among them are procrastinators, almost every hand would go up.
Procrastination is the habit of perpetually postponing activities that are more profitable and urgent in preference to less profitable and useless ones. This is also the habit of doing pleasurable or “less boring” activities in place of those that are less pleasurable and boring, while delaying impending productive tasks for a later time, “last minute’’, or even indefinitely.
Procrastination is the opposite of ideal productivity.
Procrastination is thriving in today's technological age. The vast majority of the population avoids doing what they intend to do but are never fully committed to achieving: their dreams, objectives, and even some of their commitments, by not paying attention, getting ready to get ready, surfing the Web, playing computer games, and watching the electronic income reducer (that is, television).
Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms have given us a whole new way to stay connected—and a whole new reason to procrastinate.
This eBook contains 101 power-packed nuggets to help you overcome procrastination, become productive, and eventually eliminate it once and for all, breaking the chains of this evil devil that has tormented our beloved race for thousands of years.
Procrastination is the habit of perpetually postponing activities that are more profitable and urgent in preference to less profitable and useless ones. This is also the habit of doing pleasurable or “less boring” activities in place of those that are less pleasurable and boring, while delaying impending productive tasks for a later time, “last minute’’, or even indefinitely.
Procrastination is the opposite of ideal productivity.
Procrastination is thriving in today's technological age. The vast majority of the population avoids doing what they intend to do but are never fully committed to achieving: their dreams, objectives, and even some of their commitments, by not paying attention, getting ready to get ready, surfing the Web, playing computer games, and watching the electronic income reducer (that is, television).
Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms have given us a whole new way to stay connected—and a whole new reason to procrastinate.
This eBook contains 101 power-packed nuggets to help you overcome procrastination, become productive, and eventually eliminate it once and for all, breaking the chains of this evil devil that has tormented our beloved race for thousands of years.
